The book of Boston
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The house is of red brick, and stands on a low knoll, and is admirable in shape, with its gambrel-end of felicitousness, and its many-paned windows, and the little oval windows at the side. Vines clamber thickly upon it, and although it is somewhat spoiled by inferior immediate surroundings, it is itself fine and sweet, it is itself a notable survival, standing so happily on its knoll and looking off toward Boston.
This Cradock house, in Medford — easily reachable by trolle}^ — is remindful of ...another and still more fascinating house, of about the same date; a house 260 A TOWN WASHINGTON WANTED TO SEE which, indeed, looks the older of the two, and prob- ably is; the Fairbanks house at Dedham; and this also may be readily reached by trolley. And I men- tion this because train service is often inconvenient, to many a point, and because not every tourist goes about with a motor car.
The Fairbanks house is of three periods, all of them, so it is believed, in the 1600 's ! The middle and oldest portion of the building dates back to before 1650, and it very likely deserves the honor of being the oldest house in New England, although, as has been mentioned, the precise dating of ancient homes is a doubtful matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The house is of red brick, and stands on a low knoll, and is admirable in shape, with its gambrel-end of felicitousness, and its many-paned windows, and the little oval windows at the side. Vines clamber thickly upon it, and although it is somewhat spoiled by inferior immediate surroundings, it is itself fine and sweet, it is itself a notable survival, standing so happily on its knoll and looking off toward Boston.
This Cradock house, in Medford — easily reachable by trolle}^ — is remindful of ...another and still more fascinating house, of about the same date; a house 260 A TOWN WASHINGTON WANTED TO SEE which, indeed, looks the older of the two, and prob- ably is; the Fairbanks house at Dedham; and this also may be readily reached by trolley. And I men- tion this because train service is often inconvenient, to many a point, and because not every tourist goes about with a motor car.
The Fairbanks house is of three periods, all of them, so it is believed, in the 1600 's ! The middle and oldest portion of the building dates back to before 1650, and it very likely deserves the honor of being the oldest house in New England, although, as has been mentioned, the precise dating of ancient homes is a doubtful matter.
What to read after The book of Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Shackleton to read onlineMoreLess
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