Reminiscences of John Bromfield Not Published
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Ve y 66 cords a day. On leaving Louisville, there was some ice in the river the first day. The trees are all brown and leafless, as well as the shore generally, ex- cepting now and then some cane banks, Avhich were quite green.
" From Natches, however, down to the city, it be- gan to look a little more lively, and for fifty or sixty miles, immediatelv above New Orleans, the shores were thickly settled, many houses on the borders, some verdure, and some orange groves, which were grateful to the ...eye, after so long and drear}^ a descent of the vast waters of the Ohio and Mississippi. " "New Orleans, Feb. 1, 1826.
" I am still at the great hotel. Green vegetables, our table is supplied with in abundance ; salad, cele- ry, cabbage, radishes, turnips, spinage, &c. , so that I get along very well as to diet, not having as yet eat- en any meat, though I have eaten fish almost every day since I have been here. " "New Orleans, March 10, 1826.
" The weather here has continued very mild since I last wrote, and sometimes quite warm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ve y 66 cords a day. On leaving Louisville, there was some ice in the river the first day. The trees are all brown and leafless, as well as the shore generally, ex- cepting now and then some cane banks, Avhich were quite green.
" From Natches, however, down to the city, it be- gan to look a little more lively, and for fifty or sixty miles, immediatelv above New Orleans, the shores were thickly settled, many houses on the borders, some verdure, and some orange groves, which were grateful to the ...eye, after so long and drear}^ a descent of the vast waters of the Ohio and Mississippi. " "New Orleans, Feb. 1, 1826.
" I am still at the great hotel. Green vegetables, our table is supplied with in abundance ; salad, cele- ry, cabbage, radishes, turnips, spinage, &c. , so that I get along very well as to diet, not having as yet eat- en any meat, though I have eaten fish almost every day since I have been here. " "New Orleans, March 10, 1826.
" The weather here has continued very mild since I last wrote, and sometimes quite warm.
What to read after Reminiscences of John Bromfield Not Published?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geo S George S Patton to read onlineMoreLess
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