The Kentucky Warbler
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He states that even then Kentucky horses were the most remarkable in the world.
"He makes no mention of one thing he must have seen, but was perhaps glad to forget — the weavers and the busy looms; for in those days Ken- tuckians were busy making good linen and good homespun, as in Paisley.
"He slept while in Lexington — this great unknown man — in a garret called Salter White's, wherever that was : and he shivered with cold, for you know we can have chill nights in April. He says that he had n...o firewood, it being scarce, the universal forest of firewood being half a mile away: this was like going hungry in a loft over a full baker-shop.
91 THE KENTUCKY WARBLER "And I must not omit one note of his on the Kentuckians themselves, which flashes a vivid historic Hght on their character. By this time he rightly considered that he had had adventures worth relating; but he declares that if he attempted to relate them to any Kentuckian, the Kentuckian at once interrupted him and insisted upon re- lating his own adventures as better worth while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He states that even then Kentucky horses were the most remarkable in the world.
"He makes no mention of one thing he must have seen, but was perhaps glad to forget — the weavers and the busy looms; for in those days Ken- tuckians were busy making good linen and good homespun, as in Paisley.
"He slept while in Lexington — this great unknown man — in a garret called Salter White's, wherever that was : and he shivered with cold, for you know we can have chill nights in April. He says that he had n...o firewood, it being scarce, the universal forest of firewood being half a mile away: this was like going hungry in a loft over a full baker-shop.
91 THE KENTUCKY WARBLER "And I must not omit one note of his on the Kentuckians themselves, which flashes a vivid historic Hght on their character. By this time he rightly considered that he had had adventures worth relating; but he declares that if he attempted to relate them to any Kentuckian, the Kentuckian at once interrupted him and insisted upon re- lating his own adventures as better worth while.
What to read after The Kentucky Warbler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen James Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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