The Great Tree On Boston Common
The Great Tree On Boston Common
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, greater than any other tree co-existing on these plans. There were within the memory of living persons two or three other trees of extraordinary magnitude. Two of these stood at the head of Park Street (vide Map), in what is now the Carriage-way : they, how- ever, were obviously not of so great size. These two trees are not to be confounded with the two now standing in Park Street already mentioned, and which are also spoken of hereafter. If, then, this tree was a great tree in 1729 and 1722,... it could not have been planted in 1070; for tliis would allow only fifty-two years for its growth. Its size and other characters would have required more than double that time at the earliest period of its representation.
The two plans above mentioned afford an opportu- nity of comparing the growth of Avcll-known existing trees with the other, though they are not perhaps of exactly the same species. The trees in the Little Mall, so called, were planted by Colonel Adino Pad- 13 dock in 1770, * They are, of course, more than eighty years old; and these trees are not so large as the earliest recollections of the Great Tree by persons now living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, greater than any other tree co-existing on these plans. There were within the memory of living persons two or three other trees of extraordinary magnitude. Two of these stood at the head of Park Street (vide Map), in what is now the Carriage-way : they, how- ever, were obviously not of so great size. These two trees are not to be confounded with the two now standing in Park Street already mentioned, and which are also spoken of hereafter. If, then, this tree was a great tree in 1729 and 1722,... it could not have been planted in 1070; for tliis would allow only fifty-two years for its growth. Its size and other characters would have required more than double that time at the earliest period of its representation.
The two plans above mentioned afford an opportu- nity of comparing the growth of Avcll-known existing trees with the other, though they are not perhaps of exactly the same species. The trees in the Little Mall, so called, were planted by Colonel Adino Pad- 13 dock in 1770, * They are, of course, more than eighty years old; and these trees are not so large as the earliest recollections of the Great Tree by persons now living.
What to read after The Great Tree On Boston Common?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren, John Collins, 1778-1856. Cn to read onlineMoreLess
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