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Ye publish yourselves to the sky and offer yourselves to the sea! YOU PUBLISH YOURSELVES TO THE SKY AND OFFER YOURSELVES TO THE SEA
good people who came later (1634) from Plymouth and Boston and took up their difficult colonial life under the pastorate of Mr. Lathrop, seem to have done their best to make "Satuit" (as it was first called, from the Indians, meaning "cold brook") conform as nearly as possible to the other pioneer settlements, even to the point of discovering witches here. But religion and fasting were not able to accomplish what the ubiquitous summer influx has, happily, also failed to effect. Scituate remains different. Perhaps it was those men of Kent who gave it its indestructibly romantic bias; perhaps it is the jealousy of the ever-encroaching sea. The gray geese flying over the iridescent moss gleaming upon the pebbled beaches, the solitary lantern on the point are all parts of that differentness. And those who love her best are glad that it is so. [Illustration] CHAPTER VIII MARSHFIELD, THE HOME OF DANIEL WEBSTER [Illustration] Ye marshes, how candid and simple and nothing-withholding and free!  CHAPTER EIGHT OF THE OLD COAST ROAD FROM BOSTON TO PLYMOUTH BY AGNES EDWARDS THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY K HAND CHAPTER EIGHT MARSHFIELD THE HOME OF DANIEL WEBSTER YE MARSHES HOW CANDID AND SIMPLE AND NOTHING WITHHOLDING AND FREE
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