Mary of Plymouth: A Story of the Pilgrim SettlementOtis, James
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Mary of Plymouth: A Story of the Pilgrim Settlement
Otis, James
Massachusetts -- History -- New Plymouth, 1620-1691 -- Juvenile fiction; Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony) -- Juvenile fiction
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Why This Story Was Written 9
The Leaking "Speedwell" 10
Searching for a Home 13
After the Storm 15
Wash Day 16
Finding the Corn 17
Attacked by the Savages 20
Building Houses 22
Miles Standish 24
The Sick People 26
The New Home 27
Master White and the Wolf 29
The Inside of the House 30
A Chimney Without Bricks 32
Building the Fire 33
Master Bradford's Chimney 34
Scarcity of Food 36
A Timely Gift 38
The First Savage Visitor 39
Squanto's Story 41
Living in the Wilderness 42
The Friendly Indians 44
Grinding the Corn 46
A Visit From Massasoit 47
Massasoit's Promise 50
Massasoit's Visit Returned 52
The Big House Burned 53
The "Mayflower" Leaves Port 54
Setting the Table 56
What and How We Eat 58
Table Rules 60
When the Pilgrim Goes Abroad 62
Making a Dugout 63
Governor Carver's Death 65
William Bradford Chosen Governor 67
Farming in Plymouth 68
Ways of Cooking Indian Corn 70
The Wedding 72
Making Maple Sugar 73
Decorating the Inside of the House 74
Trapping Wolves and Bagging Pigeons 76
Elder Brewster 77
The Visit to Massasoit 79
Keeping the Sabbath Holy 80
Making Clapboards 81
Cooking Pumpkins 82
A New Oven 83
Making Spoons and Dishes 84
The Fort and Meeting-House 86
The Harvest Festival 89
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