Random Recollections of Albany, From 1800 to 1808
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All travelers of any note or con- cold, slippeiy or stormy, it was indispensable to go to the barber'a and walk a mile iefore hreakfast. And although he merely went around the block, he seemed mentally to enjoy his full mile. If he rode it was always at eleven ; and if accompanied by guests, his direction was invariably Cohoes and Waterford, and he arrived home to dine at three. He had a habit of going to thereof to ex- amine the gutters, and could not be persuaded that it was unsafe for a man ...of his years to venture in such places. He insisted that he had never fallen there in all his life ; and although his friends expected that he would come tumbling down, it seemed to be no part of his plan. At 12 o'clock noon, he took gin and water with a cracker, and drank wine with his dinner. In the evening he dosed in his chair, or walked the floor. He would persist that he never slept in the day time, although he might have just waked from a clever slumber in his chau'. He uniformly retired when the clock struck ten, and if the young people wished to get him to bed earlier, it could only be done by setting the clock forward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All travelers of any note or con- cold, slippeiy or stormy, it was indispensable to go to the barber'a and walk a mile iefore hreakfast. And although he merely went around the block, he seemed mentally to enjoy his full mile. If he rode it was always at eleven ; and if accompanied by guests, his direction was invariably Cohoes and Waterford, and he arrived home to dine at three. He had a habit of going to thereof to ex- amine the gutters, and could not be persuaded that it was unsafe for a man ...of his years to venture in such places. He insisted that he had never fallen there in all his life ; and although his friends expected that he would come tumbling down, it seemed to be no part of his plan. At 12 o'clock noon, he took gin and water with a cracker, and drank wine with his dinner. In the evening he dosed in his chair, or walked the floor. He would persist that he never slept in the day time, although he might have just waked from a clever slumber in his chau'. He uniformly retired when the clock struck ten, and if the young people wished to get him to bed earlier, it could only be done by setting the clock forward.
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