Vermont Historical Reader And Lessons On the Geography of Vermont With Notes O
Vermont Historical Reader And Lessons On the Geography of Vermont With Notes O
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Early in May of the next year they returned to Pittsford, bringing with AA1 them seeds from which they raised corn, potatoes and other vegetables; and in May, Gideon brought his wife and five children to their new home. They packed their few pieces of furni- ture in sacks and car- ried them upon the P*^X!! backs of horses.
After a very busy summer, the family passed a comfortable winter, living on the vegetables they had raised, and wild meat, doing their cooking in a small iron kettle brought ...from Green- wich. In the spring they gathered maple sugar im 86 VERMONT EISTOEICAL EEADEB Tliey made their sap-spouts, and small troughs from split logs, but had to go to Bennington to get kettles in which to boil the sap.
The snow was so deep that the horse could not go, so Gideon went on snow shoes, making the jour- ney easily with no load to carry, but after buying the kettles in Bennington, he found that the snow crust would not bear him up with both. He would not give up, so carried one kettle a short distance ahead, put it down, and went back and got the other, doing this over and over again until he fin- Vermont iu winter ally reached his home in Pittsford with his two kettles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early in May of the next year they returned to Pittsford, bringing with AA1 them seeds from which they raised corn, potatoes and other vegetables; and in May, Gideon brought his wife and five children to their new home. They packed their few pieces of furni- ture in sacks and car- ried them upon the P*^X!! backs of horses.
After a very busy summer, the family passed a comfortable winter, living on the vegetables they had raised, and wild meat, doing their cooking in a small iron kettle brought ...from Green- wich. In the spring they gathered maple sugar im 86 VERMONT EISTOEICAL EEADEB Tliey made their sap-spouts, and small troughs from split logs, but had to go to Bennington to get kettles in which to boil the sap.
The snow was so deep that the horse could not go, so Gideon went on snow shoes, making the jour- ney easily with no load to carry, but after buying the kettles in Bennington, he found that the snow crust would not bear him up with both. He would not give up, so carried one kettle a short distance ahead, put it down, and went back and got the other, doing this over and over again until he fin- Vermont iu winter ally reached his home in Pittsford with his two kettles.
What to read after Vermont Historical Reader And Lessons On the Geography of Vermont With Notes O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Conant to read onlineMoreLess
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