The Pilgrims First Year in New England
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" This is the prose of what Mrs. He- mans thus describes in poetry as occur- ring at the landing: — " The ocean eagle soared From his nest by the white wave's foam. " The next day after this feast upon the eagle, a single herring found upon the shore, excites in all the " hope of 154 THE pilgrims' first year fish, " but, " wanting small hooks, " these hopes for the present, are disap- pointed.
While the men arc thus busy, the boys are not idle. One of them, a young Columbus, has immortalized hi...s name by a fortunate discovery. Francis Billington, climbing a tree on the top of a high hill, to take a view of the surrounding country, discovers what, with true juvenile exaggeration, he calls " a great sea. " This sea, Francis, with one of the mates of the vessel, soon visits, and finds it " fine fresh water, full of fish and fowl. " This beautiful lakelet, the largest and most celebrated of the two hundred, said to be within the township of Ply- mouth, is about one and a half miles long, and half a mile wide, and its winding shores still furnish a secluded IN NEW ENGLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This is the prose of what Mrs. He- mans thus describes in poetry as occur- ring at the landing: — " The ocean eagle soared From his nest by the white wave's foam. " The next day after this feast upon the eagle, a single herring found upon the shore, excites in all the " hope of 154 THE pilgrims' first year fish, " but, " wanting small hooks, " these hopes for the present, are disap- pointed.
While the men arc thus busy, the boys are not idle. One of them, a young Columbus, has immortalized hi...s name by a fortunate discovery. Francis Billington, climbing a tree on the top of a high hill, to take a view of the surrounding country, discovers what, with true juvenile exaggeration, he calls " a great sea. " This sea, Francis, with one of the mates of the vessel, soon visits, and finds it " fine fresh water, full of fish and fowl. " This beautiful lakelet, the largest and most celebrated of the two hundred, said to be within the township of Ply- mouth, is about one and a half miles long, and half a mile wide, and its winding shores still furnish a secluded IN NEW ENGLAND.
What to read after The Pilgrims First Year in New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nahum Gale to read onlineMoreLess
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