CHAPTER I. THE FACE OF THE LAND AND GROWING THINGS

[3] Page 5--_Plymouth Memories of an Octogenarian_, p. 514.

[4] Page 5--_Ibid._, “Wood, in _New England’s Prospect_ under date of 1639 says, ‘the horn bound tree is a tough kind of tree that requires so much pains in riving as is almost incredible, being the best to make bowls and dishes, not being subject to crack or leak.’”