Eight Evenings At School
Eight Evenings At School
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The number is, I believe, very small. Diamonds are not so plen- tifully scattered in the Mines as to procure very frequent presents for the poor negroes. When Mawe visited the Brazilian Mines, he was informed, by the officers, that, on an average, there are seldom more than two or three of the requisite weight found in the course of a year at the works, which he particularly lf# DIAMOND MINES.
describes; and not once in two years do they find a diamond weighing as much as 30 carats.
But, in spe...aking of the different weights of these precious stones, a narrative occurs to my remembrance which will, perhaps, amuse you. Du- ring Mawe's stay at Rio Janeiro, he was consulted by the Prime Minis- ter upon the following affair. A free negro, who resided about nine hundred miles distant, wrote a letter to the Prince Regent, announcing that he possessed an amazingly large Diamond, which he had received from a deceased friend, some years before, and which he begged he might be permitted to present to his Royal Highness in person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The number is, I believe, very small. Diamonds are not so plen- tifully scattered in the Mines as to procure very frequent presents for the poor negroes. When Mawe visited the Brazilian Mines, he was informed, by the officers, that, on an average, there are seldom more than two or three of the requisite weight found in the course of a year at the works, which he particularly lf# DIAMOND MINES.
describes; and not once in two years do they find a diamond weighing as much as 30 carats.
But, in spe...aking of the different weights of these precious stones, a narrative occurs to my remembrance which will, perhaps, amuse you. Du- ring Mawe's stay at Rio Janeiro, he was consulted by the Prime Minis- ter upon the following affair. A free negro, who resided about nine hundred miles distant, wrote a letter to the Prince Regent, announcing that he possessed an amazingly large Diamond, which he had received from a deceased friend, some years before, and which he begged he might be permitted to present to his Royal Highness in person.
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