William Penn 1644 1718
William Penn 1644 1718
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The Indians were wild with ad- miration and amazement. ) (One envious brave, indeed, offered to bet a wampum and a half he couldn't do it again without the bricks, but it afterward appeared that he had been hit in the eye with one of them, and was accordingly prejudiced.^ Shackamaxon, with its elm-tree and its great treaty, has been the theme of bard and chroni- cler and painter, and, faithfully painted from the various historical descriptions of the scene, the picture would indeed be impressiv...e and varied as a mince -pie -and -cider nightmare. From various well-known, careful, and widely accepted authorities I quote : " After sailing this day, as aforesaid, about 102 WILLIAM PENN. [1682.
forty miles before the midsummer's smoky breeze, ... He beheld two Indian villages near the water. " " It is near the close of November, " on which day, " October I4th, a scene took place which history has made memorable. " "As if purposely formed to be the theatre of that memorable event, an elm-tree of extraordi- nary size lifted high its towering top, and from its giant arms threw far and wide a refreshing shade over many a grassy acre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Indians were wild with ad- miration and amazement. ) (One envious brave, indeed, offered to bet a wampum and a half he couldn't do it again without the bricks, but it afterward appeared that he had been hit in the eye with one of them, and was accordingly prejudiced.^ Shackamaxon, with its elm-tree and its great treaty, has been the theme of bard and chroni- cler and painter, and, faithfully painted from the various historical descriptions of the scene, the picture would indeed be impressiv...e and varied as a mince -pie -and -cider nightmare. From various well-known, careful, and widely accepted authorities I quote : " After sailing this day, as aforesaid, about 102 WILLIAM PENN. [1682.
forty miles before the midsummer's smoky breeze, ... He beheld two Indian villages near the water. " " It is near the close of November, " on which day, " October I4th, a scene took place which history has made memorable. " "As if purposely formed to be the theatre of that memorable event, an elm-tree of extraordi- nary size lifted high its towering top, and from its giant arms threw far and wide a refreshing shade over many a grassy acre.
What to read after William Penn 1644 1718?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Robert Jones Burdette to read onlineMoreLess
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