es had not diminished any part of them: no, not so much as one bit of bread. Whereby Master Bubble was overjoyed, and the whole company made themselves merry at his discourse of all his perilous adventures.
And by this you may observe whether the Salvage people are not full of humanity; or whether they are a dangerous people, as Master Bubble and the rest of his tribe would persuade you.
Morton drops it in our lap: Bubble would not learn. Still, through Canaan, as Morton wished, we have twice the chance.
A Merrymount Postscript
The Maypole of Merrymount:
A Young Reader's Story of Early America
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Enjoy the 1992 documentary Thomas
Morton by Jack Dempsey
(2 hours; more info in Books & Films)
Dialogue with others
about these subjects.
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