The Making of the White City
The Making of the White City
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Thus, at last, Den- VOL. XII. 77 mark prevailed as the ruling power ; but the English language remained the speech of the people. The two towns of the island are Christiansted on the north and Fredericksted on the south. It is about twenty-three miles long and six miles wide. Christiansted is the capital In 1848 there lived on Kongensgade, that is King Street, in Frekericksted, a lit- tle maiden named Dora. I have known her these many years, though I did not know her as a child or in the island.... She is the author of the manuscript now ly- ing before me, from the facts of which I shah 1 not go aside from first to last, even though I have to end the story tamely without births, deaths, or marriages. She dwelt with her aunts, Marion, Anna, and Marcia, and her grandmother, and was just old enough to begin taking care of her dignity. I wish the story were even more about her than it is. Whether she was Danish, British, or United Statesish, she was often puz- zled to know. When her grandmother, whose husband had belonged to a family which had furnished a signer of our Declaration, told her stories of the American Revolution, Dora felt the glow of an American patriotism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, at last, Den- VOL. XII. 77 mark prevailed as the ruling power ; but the English language remained the speech of the people. The two towns of the island are Christiansted on the north and Fredericksted on the south. It is about twenty-three miles long and six miles wide. Christiansted is the capital In 1848 there lived on Kongensgade, that is King Street, in Frekericksted, a lit- tle maiden named Dora. I have known her these many years, though I did not know her as a child or in the island.... She is the author of the manuscript now ly- ing before me, from the facts of which I shah 1 not go aside from first to last, even though I have to end the story tamely without births, deaths, or marriages. She dwelt with her aunts, Marion, Anna, and Marcia, and her grandmother, and was just old enough to begin taking care of her dignity. I wish the story were even more about her than it is. Whether she was Danish, British, or United Statesish, she was often puz- zled to know. When her grandmother, whose husband had belonged to a family which had furnished a signer of our Declaration, told her stories of the American Revolution, Dora felt the glow of an American patriotism.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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