Nooks and Corners of the New England CoastHarper & brothers, 1875 - 459 páginas |
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Acadia Agamenticus American ancient appears Appledore Bar Harbor beach blue-fish boat Boston Bradford British built called Cape Ann Cape Cod Captain Castine Champlain church Clark's Island cliff coast Colonel colony command Cotton Mather Cove crew England English father feet fish fishermen France French Gorges Gosnold Governor graves hand harbor head Hill hundred Indians inhabitants Isles of Shoals John king Kittery known land ledges light-house lived look Lord lying main-land mansion Marblehead Massachusetts miles Monhegan monument Mount Desert Mountain Nantucket Narraganset Newport passed Pemaquid Penobscot Pepperell Pilgrims Plymouth Point port Portsmouth Provincetown remains Rhode Island river road rock sail Salem sand savages says seen settlement ship shore side Smutty Nose spot standing Star Island stone stood Street tide tion town trees Uncas vessel village voyage walk walls Wentworth whale William wind wood wreck
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