. Il libro del secolo dei famosi Americani : la storia di un pellegrinaggio dei giovani alle case storiche . PLYMOUTH ROCK COME SEMBRA OGGI. 33 34 IL LIBRO DEL SECOLO DEI FAMOSI AMERICANI e della costa rock-bound, eh? Perché, l'unica roccia che possono mostrare qui è //ft.Rock - e che si dice è stato un pellegrino da Labrador, zio Tom. Peopleought di sapere di cosa scrivono. Bene, l'intenzione della signora Hemanss era eccellente, anche se i suoi fatti erano atfault, zio del saicl Tom; e le onde di rottura continueranno ad accompassare così lungamente come spirited e il versetto nobile colpisce in profondità nei cuori degli uomini. Noi VE circa Plymou finito

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. The Century book of famous Americans : the story of a young people's pilgrimage to historic homes . PLYMOUTH ROCK AS IT LOOKS TO-DAY. 33 34 THE CENTURY BOOK OF FAMOUS AMERICANS and rock-bound coast, eh ? Why, the only rock they can show here is //ft.Rock — and that you say was a pilgrim from Labrador, Uncle Tom. Peopleought to know what they write about. Well, Mrs. Hemanss intention was excellent, even if her facts were atfault, saicl Uncle Tom; and the breaking waves will continue to dashhigh so long as spirited and noble verse strikes deep into the hearts ofmen. We Ve about finished Plymouth. Now, I m going- to take vouback to Boston by a new way.. PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH HARBOR FROM BURIAL HILL. Uncle Tom always had a new way. Hes better than Columbus for discovering things, the boys and girlsdeclared, and they were not surprised, therefore when, leaving famous oldPlymouth behind, he said, all out for Duxbury ! as the train slowed up ata neat little station ten miles nearer Boston. They found a barge awaiting them — not a boat, you understand, likeCleopatras famous float, but a long and roomy two-horse wagon, open atthe sides — just the thing for a jolly party of sight-seers. They drove in sight of the sea, with the Gurnet light gleaming white in theforeground, and the storied course of the Mayflower lying before them, sparkling in the sun. They looked with proper pride upon the old Standishhouse, on the site of the one in which the valiant captain of Plymouth madehis home; then they panted their way up the steep slope to the crest of IN THE OLD COLONY 35

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