Life On the Mississippi, Part 8.
Life On the Mississippi, Part 8.
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If Mr. Dickens was comparing these boatswith the crown jewels; or with the Taj, or with the Matterhorn; or withsome other priceless or wonderful thing which he had seen, they were notmagnificent--he was right. The people compared them with what they hadseen; and, thus measured, thus judged, the boats were magnificent--theterm was the correct one, it was not at all too strong. The people wereas right as was Mr. Dickens. The steamboats were finer than anything onshore. Compared with superior dwel...ling-houses and first-class hotels inthe Valley, they were indubitably magnificent, they were 'palaces. ' To afew people living in New Orleans and St. Louis, they were notmagnificent, perhaps; not palaces; but to the great majority of thosepopulations, and to the entire populations spread over both banksbetween Baton Rouge and St. Louis, they were palaces; they tallied withthe citizen's dream of what magnificence was, and satisfied it.
Every town and village along that vast stretch of double river-frontagehad a best dwelling, finest dwelling, mansion, --the home of itswealthiest and most conspicuous citizen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Mr. Dickens was comparing these boatswith the crown jewels; or with the Taj, or with the Matterhorn; or withsome other priceless or wonderful thing which he had seen, they were notmagnificent--he was right. The people compared them with what they hadseen; and, thus measured, thus judged, the boats were magnificent--theterm was the correct one, it was not at all too strong. The people wereas right as was Mr. Dickens. The steamboats were finer than anything onshore. Compared with superior dwel...ling-houses and first-class hotels inthe Valley, they were indubitably magnificent, they were 'palaces. ' To afew people living in New Orleans and St. Louis, they were notmagnificent, perhaps; not palaces; but to the great majority of thosepopulations, and to the entire populations spread over both banksbetween Baton Rouge and St. Louis, they were palaces; they tallied withthe citizen's dream of what magnificence was, and satisfied it.
Every town and village along that vast stretch of double river-frontagehad a best dwelling, finest dwelling, mansion, --the home of itswealthiest and most conspicuous citizen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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