The Life of Thomas Shepard
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"^^ Some of the colonists, in the prospect of a thorough reformation in England, began to think of returning to their native land. " Others, despairing of any more supply from thence, and yet not knowing how to live there, if they should return, bent their minds wholly to removal to (the^south parts, supposing they should find better means of subsistence there, and for this end put off their estates here at very low rates. These things, together with the scarcity of money, caused a sudden and v...ery great abatement of the prices of all our commodities. Corn was sold ordi- narily at three shillings the bushel, a good cow at seven or eight pounds, and some at five, and other things answerable, whereby it came to pass that men could not pay their debts, for no money nor beaver were to be had ; and he who last year, or but three months before, was worth £1, 000, could not now, if he should sell his whole es- tate, raise £200, whereby God " taught us the vanity of all outward things !" . .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"^^ Some of the colonists, in the prospect of a thorough reformation in England, began to think of returning to their native land. " Others, despairing of any more supply from thence, and yet not knowing how to live there, if they should return, bent their minds wholly to removal to (the^south parts, supposing they should find better means of subsistence there, and for this end put off their estates here at very low rates. These things, together with the scarcity of money, caused a sudden and v...ery great abatement of the prices of all our commodities. Corn was sold ordi- narily at three shillings the bushel, a good cow at seven or eight pounds, and some at five, and other things answerable, whereby it came to pass that men could not pay their debts, for no money nor beaver were to be had ; and he who last year, or but three months before, was worth £1, 000, could not now, if he should sell his whole es- tate, raise £200, whereby God " taught us the vanity of all outward things !" . .
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