Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 179
the shallop. It Ji6 HOW THE PILGRIMS CAME TO PLYMOUTH. [June, must, in fact, have been a favorite lounging-place during the voyage, for Bradford says thatthe shallop was much opened [i.e., her seamswere opened] with the people lying in her.In the beautiful weather which they had for days); could… … REPRODUCED 6Y PERMISSION OF F. ERNEST ZIMMERMANN, ART PUBLISHER, FROM HIS PHOTOGRAPH OF THE PAINTING BY MARSHALL JOHNSON.THE MAY-FLOWER NEARING PLYMOUTH HARBOR. weeks under the harvest moon, after they left soon, and heavy gales, wild seas, and severe the land, many of the passengers could walk or…
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