The Climate And Diseases of America
The Climate And Diseases of America
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We have had but few fires, and have often dined with open windows and doors. The grass has remained quite green, and in many spots has even been growing.
Instead of snow, of which we had a sample as early as November 1st, we subsequently had rain. We had a Carolina winter. Last night with a northeast wind we had a fall of snow, but it will not lie long.
The coming summer will probably be imusually cold in order to com- plete the list of paradoxes.
New York, Fehntary 18, 1781.
Our winter has rem...ained very mild, though we have had several severe storms this month, and some frosty days. The thermometer has not however as yet been more than six or eight degrees below the freez- ing point. It may have stood lower during some of the nights. The troops have been very healthy. There are not more than two hundred and fifty patients in the principal hospitals,^ and to judge from the con- dition of our men, scarcely one in twenty-four is sick ; these affections are trifling, or attack those with feeble and decrepit bodies, as might occur anywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have had but few fires, and have often dined with open windows and doors. The grass has remained quite green, and in many spots has even been growing.
Instead of snow, of which we had a sample as early as November 1st, we subsequently had rain. We had a Carolina winter. Last night with a northeast wind we had a fall of snow, but it will not lie long.
The coming summer will probably be imusually cold in order to com- plete the list of paradoxes.
New York, Fehntary 18, 1781.
Our winter has rem...ained very mild, though we have had several severe storms this month, and some frosty days. The thermometer has not however as yet been more than six or eight degrees below the freez- ing point. It may have stood lower during some of the nights. The troops have been very healthy. There are not more than two hundred and fifty patients in the principal hospitals,^ and to judge from the con- dition of our men, scarcely one in twenty-four is sick ; these affections are trifling, or attack those with feeble and decrepit bodies, as might occur anywhere.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schöpf, Johann David, 1752-1800 to read onlineMoreLess
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