The Pilgrims of Hawaii Their Own Story of Their Pilgrimage From New England And
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I then took up such a sized stone as I could conveniently carry and walked to the site of the contemplated house, twelve or fifteen rods perhaps, where I laid it down. More than half of the school very promptly followed and imitated my example and all of them for curiosity or some other motive within ten or fifteen minutes, came on to the ground. We worked about an hour and I then dismissed them. From this time on we worked regularly an hour or two immediately after school both in the morning a...nd in the afternoon. I taxed myself to do as much as any of them, though I could not carry very large stones. In about fifteen days it was judged we had stones enough collected for the body of the house and we commenced laying them up. About the first of November the walls were finished. The house was forty feet by twenty inside, walls three feet thick. The building stood on a side hill and we designed to have the floor an inclined plane or rather steps at regular intervals. The walls, therefore, were about eight feet in heighth at the upper end and about twelve at the lower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I then took up such a sized stone as I could conveniently carry and walked to the site of the contemplated house, twelve or fifteen rods perhaps, where I laid it down. More than half of the school very promptly followed and imitated my example and all of them for curiosity or some other motive within ten or fifteen minutes, came on to the ground. We worked about an hour and I then dismissed them. From this time on we worked regularly an hour or two immediately after school both in the morning a...nd in the afternoon. I taxed myself to do as much as any of them, though I could not carry very large stones. In about fifteen days it was judged we had stones enough collected for the body of the house and we commenced laying them up. About the first of November the walls were finished. The house was forty feet by twenty inside, walls three feet thick. The building stood on a side hill and we designed to have the floor an inclined plane or rather steps at regular intervals. The walls, therefore, were about eight feet in heighth at the upper end and about twelve at the lower.
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