Tarry At Home Travels
Tarry At Home Travels
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In- deed, it is in this same letter that we have the famous epigram of his friend Dr. Boteler, that 208 TARRY AT HOME TRAVELS God might have made a better berry, but that He never did. Whoever is bragging about our (Con- tinent to an eflfete Europe may like to say that the introduction of the American strawberry into the gardens of the old world resulted in a manifold and manifest improvement of the straw- berry of to-day over the strawberry of Virgil and Pliny.
Dear Roger WilUams, he went and ...came in this region, he traversed our beautiful lakes in his canoe, and he learned the language of Canonicus and the rest, and preserved it for posterity. He has left us one and another of sideUghts on his time which interpret to us his own good sense and religious philosophy.
I am fond of saying that I hke to hve in New England and that I like to live in the South; that Providence has, therefore, chosen for me this summer home of mine as far south as one can go and stay in New England all the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In- deed, it is in this same letter that we have the famous epigram of his friend Dr. Boteler, that 208 TARRY AT HOME TRAVELS God might have made a better berry, but that He never did. Whoever is bragging about our (Con- tinent to an eflfete Europe may like to say that the introduction of the American strawberry into the gardens of the old world resulted in a manifold and manifest improvement of the straw- berry of to-day over the strawberry of Virgil and Pliny.
Dear Roger WilUams, he went and ...came in this region, he traversed our beautiful lakes in his canoe, and he learned the language of Canonicus and the rest, and preserved it for posterity. He has left us one and another of sideUghts on his time which interpret to us his own good sense and religious philosophy.
I am fond of saying that I hke to hve in New England and that I like to live in the South; that Providence has, therefore, chosen for me this summer home of mine as far south as one can go and stay in New England all the time.
What to read after Tarry At Home Travels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Everett Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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