Vineland a Narrative Poem
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Built his church along the river Maurice is the same Sunken ship within its waters, Lives in river's name.
Others say from old Prince Maurice River owes its name, Prince of Orange, Count of Nassau Geu'ral of much fame.
Dutch and Swedes and Europeans Sought the red man's land, First known purchase from the Indians Was at Cape May strand.
Soon the English took possession Of the middle zone; By discoveries of the Cabots Claimed it as their own.
8 VINELAND.
Time passed on, the English "Griffin" Sai...led the Delaware, Bringing Fenwick to his purchase, His divided share.
Fenwick's tenth embraced our county- Cumberland we say It was settled near the waters At an early day.
But this side of Maurice river Forest ancient stood; Here and there a charcoal burner Living in the wood.
When the founder of this borough Chanced to go this way, Saw this wilderness or forest Waiting for his day.
Then he told his dearest mother Of his hopes and plan, How he'd change the old old forest, Into homes for man.
Told her of the genial climate, Healthful balmy air, Short the snowy reign of winter, Sunny skies are there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Built his church along the river Maurice is the same Sunken ship within its waters, Lives in river's name.
Others say from old Prince Maurice River owes its name, Prince of Orange, Count of Nassau Geu'ral of much fame.
Dutch and Swedes and Europeans Sought the red man's land, First known purchase from the Indians Was at Cape May strand.
Soon the English took possession Of the middle zone; By discoveries of the Cabots Claimed it as their own.
8 VINELAND.
Time passed on, the English "Griffin" Sai...led the Delaware, Bringing Fenwick to his purchase, His divided share.
Fenwick's tenth embraced our county- Cumberland we say It was settled near the waters At an early day.
But this side of Maurice river Forest ancient stood; Here and there a charcoal burner Living in the wood.
When the founder of this borough Chanced to go this way, Saw this wilderness or forest Waiting for his day.
Then he told his dearest mother Of his hopes and plan, How he'd change the old old forest, Into homes for man.
Told her of the genial climate, Healthful balmy air, Short the snowy reign of winter, Sunny skies are there.
What to read after Vineland a Narrative Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bessie Ayars Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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