Journal [aug. 1, 1832 to July 17, 1833] 1
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The co- lour of the basalt was greenish grey, and contrasted finely with the opposite shore, whose softer undulations were yet clothed with verdure, and adorned with patches of wood- land, robed in the glorious colours of an American autumn.
While despatching breakfast, the reflection of the sun's rays on the water flickered to and fro upon the cabin ceiling, and through the loop-hole windows we saw the bright foam the carriage of the American women ; when remarking to a gentleman once the diff...erence between the manners of my own young countrywomen and his, I expressed my disapprobation of the education which led to such a result, he replied, " You forget the comparatively pure state of morals in our country, which ad- mits of this degree of freedom in our young women, without its rendering them liable to insult or misconstruction." This is true, and it is also most true, for I have seen repeated instances of it, that those very girls, whose manners have been most displeasing to my European ways of feeling, whom I should have pointed out as romps and flirts pre-eminent, not only make excellent wives, but from the very moment of their marriage, seem to forsake society, and devote themselves exclusively to household duties and retirement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The co- lour of the basalt was greenish grey, and contrasted finely with the opposite shore, whose softer undulations were yet clothed with verdure, and adorned with patches of wood- land, robed in the glorious colours of an American autumn.
While despatching breakfast, the reflection of the sun's rays on the water flickered to and fro upon the cabin ceiling, and through the loop-hole windows we saw the bright foam the carriage of the American women ; when remarking to a gentleman once the diff...erence between the manners of my own young countrywomen and his, I expressed my disapprobation of the education which led to such a result, he replied, " You forget the comparatively pure state of morals in our country, which ad- mits of this degree of freedom in our young women, without its rendering them liable to insult or misconstruction." This is true, and it is also most true, for I have seen repeated instances of it, that those very girls, whose manners have been most displeasing to my European ways of feeling, whom I should have pointed out as romps and flirts pre-eminent, not only make excellent wives, but from the very moment of their marriage, seem to forsake society, and devote themselves exclusively to household duties and retirement.
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