. In brightest summer land . such silvery sheets, or witness such aunion of shore and ocean as that. No wonder the Indians of oldloved their wild homes, and gave such picturesque and meaningnames to the localities of this region they frequented. We are now almost within the limits of Plymouth territory again;and yonder dark line of woods forms the outer boundary of that for-est, the other side of which you beheld so near to Plymouth tramp of fifteen miles as the crow flies would not more than takeyou from the edge of that forest now in sight to Plymouth we will not make that tr
. In brightest summer land . such silvery sheets, or witness such aunion of shore and ocean as that. No wonder the Indians of oldloved their wild homes, and gave such picturesque and meaningnames to the localities of this region they frequented. We are now almost within the limits of Plymouth territory again;and yonder dark line of woods forms the outer boundary of that for-est, the other side of which you beheld so near to Plymouth tramp of fifteen miles as the crow flies would not more than takeyou from the edge of that forest now in sight to Plymouth we will not make that trip today. No, indeed, said Fritz; now that we are fairly on board thetrain, I am impatient to get back to your house. Cousin Malcolm. Aday or two of rest, with an occasional ramble about city streets, willput me in prime condition for another pedestrian tour. * The youngster is very far gone indeed, quietly observed hisuncle; whereupon Fritz looked decidedly sheepish, as though he hadbeen detected in premeditating 67
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