Literary Pilgrimages in New England to the Homes of Famous Makers of American Li
Literary Pilgrimages in New England to the Homes of Famous Makers of American Li
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George W. Cable at " Tarry- awhile. " HAVING covered eastern New England according to our schedule, our course was now westward. Since Percy was not to return to Boston, but was to leave me at New Haven, where our pilgrimages were to end, he expressed his heavier baggage " traps " was his word to that city, and we started off for the longest continuous railroad ride of all our journeyings thus far, encumbered only with the few things we had carried on our shorter trips. This ride was from Bosto...n to Springfield in the Connecticut Valley. Thence we were to proceed to North- ampton, where, after our sight-seeing, we were to spend the night.
We took an early forenoon train on the Boston and Albany Railroad, and secured chairs in the parlor car that we might enjoy the lookout from the broad windows, and be as comfort- able as possible, for the day was warm. For this journey of two and a half hours I took along a special note-book con- 415 416 LITERARY PILGRIMAGES.
taining data about the few literary landmarks in the region through which we should pass, but which we could not afford the time to visit, since that would involve " stopping over " at one or two stations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
George W. Cable at " Tarry- awhile. " HAVING covered eastern New England according to our schedule, our course was now westward. Since Percy was not to return to Boston, but was to leave me at New Haven, where our pilgrimages were to end, he expressed his heavier baggage " traps " was his word to that city, and we started off for the longest continuous railroad ride of all our journeyings thus far, encumbered only with the few things we had carried on our shorter trips. This ride was from Bosto...n to Springfield in the Connecticut Valley. Thence we were to proceed to North- ampton, where, after our sight-seeing, we were to spend the night.
We took an early forenoon train on the Boston and Albany Railroad, and secured chairs in the parlor car that we might enjoy the lookout from the broad windows, and be as comfort- able as possible, for the day was warm. For this journey of two and a half hours I took along a special note-book con- 415 416 LITERARY PILGRIMAGES.
taining data about the few literary landmarks in the region through which we should pass, but which we could not afford the time to visit, since that would involve " stopping over " at one or two stations.
What to read after Literary Pilgrimages in New England to the Homes of Famous Makers of American Li?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin M Edwin Monroe Bacon to read onlineMoreLess
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