American History volume 4
American History volume 4
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They all afterwards took passage in other ships, and thus Henry, in the end, rejoined his father. But he did not live long. He was, unfortunately, drowned, a day or two after his arrival, in a little creek near Salem. He was quite a young man, and had just been married before he left England. His young wife remained behind, with her mother, when he sailed for America. She was inconsolable on receiving the news of her husband s death.
PASSING THE NEEDLES.
The fleet sailed at length, and passing ...down the Solent, which is the narrow channel of water lying between the Isle of Wight and the main land, came to the Needles, which are several immense cliffs of chalk, standing out detached from the shore, at the western extremity of the island. They are re mains of what was once a portion of the land, which is here formed of a range of chalk hills of vast ele vation. These Needles, enormous in magnitude as MASSACHUSETTS BAY.
209 they are, with sides perfectly precipitous, and the sea roaring and raging incessantly among them at the base, form a magnificent spectacle, which, in storms, becomes terribly sublime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They all afterwards took passage in other ships, and thus Henry, in the end, rejoined his father. But he did not live long. He was, unfortunately, drowned, a day or two after his arrival, in a little creek near Salem. He was quite a young man, and had just been married before he left England. His young wife remained behind, with her mother, when he sailed for America. She was inconsolable on receiving the news of her husband s death.
PASSING THE NEEDLES.
The fleet sailed at length, and passing ...down the Solent, which is the narrow channel of water lying between the Isle of Wight and the main land, came to the Needles, which are several immense cliffs of chalk, standing out detached from the shore, at the western extremity of the island. They are re mains of what was once a portion of the land, which is here formed of a range of chalk hills of vast ele vation. These Needles, enormous in magnitude as MASSACHUSETTS BAY.
209 they are, with sides perfectly precipitous, and the sea roaring and raging incessantly among them at the base, form a magnificent spectacle, which, in storms, becomes terribly sublime.
What to read after American History volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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