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Mary, Georgia, from Savannah on the 20tli.
He was everywhere received with demonstrations of the highest respect and veneration. At Wilmington he was met by a mili- tary and civic escort, entertained at a public dinner, and in the evening attended a ball given in his honor. At ]N"ewbern he received like homage ; and when, on Monday, the 2d day of May, he arrived at Haddrell's Point, a short distance from Charleston, beyond the mouth of the Cooper River, a twelve- oared barge, manned by thirteen... captains of American ships, was in readiness to receive him, and convey him to the city.
The barge contained a band of vocal and instrumental peiibrm- ers, and was followed by a flotilla of richly decked boats, of every kind, filled with gentlemen and ladies. At the wharf he was received by Governor Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, and conducted to his lodgings by a military and civic escort.
270 MOUNT VERNON On Monday, tlie 9tli of May, he left Charleston for Savan- nah ; and on his way from that city a week afterward, he stopped and dined with the widow of General Greene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary, Georgia, from Savannah on the 20tli.
He was everywhere received with demonstrations of the highest respect and veneration. At Wilmington he was met by a mili- tary and civic escort, entertained at a public dinner, and in the evening attended a ball given in his honor. At ]N"ewbern he received like homage ; and when, on Monday, the 2d day of May, he arrived at Haddrell's Point, a short distance from Charleston, beyond the mouth of the Cooper River, a twelve- oared barge, manned by thirteen... captains of American ships, was in readiness to receive him, and convey him to the city.
The barge contained a band of vocal and instrumental peiibrm- ers, and was followed by a flotilla of richly decked boats, of every kind, filled with gentlemen and ladies. At the wharf he was received by Governor Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, and conducted to his lodgings by a military and civic escort.
270 MOUNT VERNON On Monday, tlie 9tli of May, he left Charleston for Savan- nah ; and on his way from that city a week afterward, he stopped and dined with the widow of General Greene.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lossing, Benson John, 1813-1891. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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