. Ruth von Boston; eine Geschichte der Massachusetts Bay Kolonie. Nan-tasket; dieser eine Meister Samuel Maverick lebte auf der Noddles Insel und ein Meister William Blackstoneon auf der Shawmut Halbinsel. Ich habe dies so weit festgelegt, daß diejenigen, die es lesen, verstehen, daß wir nicht in ein wildes Land gekommen sind, in dem nur Wilde lebten, Und ich muss auch hinzufügen 22 RUTH VON BOSTON, dass nicht so viele Meilen entfernt war die Stadt Plymouth, wo hatte gelebt, während zehn Jahren, eine Firma von Engländern, die tapfer gearbeitet hatte, um foryself ein Zuhause zu machen. Und jetzt, da bin ich fertig mit erklären, und sincethe Boot wh

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. Ruth of Boston; a story of the Massachusetts Bay colony . Nan-tasket; that one Master Samuel Maverick was living onNoddles Island, and one Master William Blackstoneon the Shawmut Peninsula. I have set this down to the end that those who read itmay understand we were not come into a wild country, in which lived none but savages, and I must also add 22 RUTH OF BOSTON that not so many miles away was the town of Plymouth, where had been liVing, during ten years, a company ofEnglishmen who had worked bravely to make forthemselves a home. And now since I am done with explaining, and sincethe boat which put out from our vessel and which Ileft you watching, has come back from that other ship, bringing Master William Pierce, let me tell you what we did on the first dav in this new world. j VISITING SALEM The gentlemenand ladies of ourcompany were in-vited on shore to afeast of deer meat, while the servantwomen and maidswere allowed toland on the otherside of the harbor, where they feastedthemselves on wildstrawberries, whichwere exceedinglarge and sweet.. VISITING SALEM 23 « It would be untrue for me to say that deer meat madeinto a huge pie is not inviting, because of my havingenjoyed it greatly, and yet I could not give so muchattention to the dainty as I would have done at almostany other time, so intent was I upon seeing this villageconcerning which Master Endicott had written so manywords of praise. Had Susan and I come upon it within an hour afterleaving the city of London, it would have looked ex-ceedingly poor and mean; but now, when we were onthe land after a voyage of nine long weeks, verily itseemed like a wondrous pleasant place in which to live. More than an hundred dwellings, so my father said, had been built. Some were of logs laid one on top ofthe other in a clumsy fashion, with the places wherewindows of glass should have been, covered with oiledpaper, and doors that were so cumbersome and heavyit was a real task for Susan and me to open and closethem, but yet

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