Category: Travel Writing
(New-Eng. Plantation, _l. c._, p. 120) also speaks of their being found. The question whether the oyster is an indigenous inhabitant of our bay, or only an introduced stranger, is considered by Dr. Gould (Report on Invert. Animals of Mass., pp. 135, 365).
(New-Eng. Plantation, _l. c._, p. 120) also speaks of their being found. The question whether the oyster is an indigenous inhabitant of our bay, or only an introduced stranger,...
2. part ii. chap. xx.) is far better worth reading. Both appreciated, inone way or another, their savage neighbors. Wood has a pleasant touch at the last. “These women,” he says, “resort often to the English houses, where _pares cum paribus congrega...