. Eine Familie Flug rund um Zuhause. Der HAFEN DORCHESTER HÖHEN UND. Länder von ihm, und er entfernt sich von der Zuständigkeit der Massa- chusetts, in das Tal des Blackstone River. Der Blackstones persönliche Geschichte, Herr Charles F. Adam. s makesthis Hinweis: Er war in keiner Hinsicht ein gewöhnlicher Mensch. Seine Präsenz in der thepeninsula Shawmut, im Jahre 1630, wurde zusätzlich inexplicablefrom die Tatsache, dass er über die letzte Person war einer erwarteten everhave würde dort zu finden. Er war nicht ein Fischer, noch ein Händler^ DER ERSTE TAG IN BOSTON. 331 noch ein Flüchtling: Er war Student, einen Beobachter und einen Einsiedler. Agraduate

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. A family flight around home. DORCHESTER HEIGHTS AND THE HARBOR. lands of him, and he removed out of the jurisdiction of Massa-chusetts, to the valley of the Blackstone River. Of Blackstones personal history, Mr. Charles F. Adam.s makesthis note : He was in no respect an ordinary man. His presence in thepeninsula of Shawmut, in 1630, was made additionally inexplicablefrom the fact that he was about the last person one would everhave expected to find there. He was not a fisherman, nor a trader^ THE FIRST DAY IN BOSTON. 331 nor a refugee: he was a student, an observer, and a recluse. Agraduate of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, he had received Epis-copal ordination in England. In 1631 he was in his thirty-fifthyear. Probability would strongly point to him as Winthrops-authority where Winthrop, in 1631, speaks of a species of weatherrecord going back seven years since this bay was planted by Eng-lishmen.. THE RECLUSE IN THE NEW TOWN OF PROVIDENCE. 332 A FAMILY FLIGHT AROUND HOME. CHAPTER XXXVli. THE SECOND DAY. MEANWHILE Alice and Miss Lejeune passed the day verypleasantly going from one large shop to another, the re-sults of which were visible in a pretty walking suit of dark flan-nel bought ready-made and fitting admirably. Alice was impatientto put it on as soon as it came home, and as it arrived beforesix oclock, and as the sight-seers came in late, she was already?dressed in it, and waiting for Bessies approval. A new hat, gloves, boots and umbrella were added also. That evening a certain plan was laid out for the next day, inwhich every one agreed to join. It was settled that they shouldlunch down town with the gentlemen, and should take the elevatorat the Equitable Insurance Company, so that Alice and Miss Le-jeune might have something to substitute for the view the chil-dren had had from the State House. This view is not as sweep-inof on the west as that from the State House.

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