The Republic of the United States of America And Its Political Institutions Re
The Republic of the United States of America And Its Political Institutions Re
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Like the ground about it, this rustic dwelling bore marks of recent and hasty labour; its length seemed not to exceed thirty feet, its height fifteen; the walls as well as the roof were formed of rough trunks of trees, between which a little moss and clay had been in- serted to keep out the cold and rain.
" As night was coming on, we determined to ask the master of the log- house for a lodging. At the sound of our footsteps, the children who were playing among the scattered branches sprang up a...nd ran toward the house 215 of this work, to the old Anglo-American race of the Northern States. Many of these men, who rush so boldly onward in pur- suit of wealth, were already in the enjoyment of a competency in their own part of the country. They take their wives along with as if they were frightened at the sight of man ; while two large dogs, almost wild, with ears erect and outstretched nose, came growling out of their hut, to cover the retreat of their young masters. The pioneer him- self made his appearance at the door of his dwelling ; he looked at us with a rapid*and inquisitive glance, made a sign to the dogs to go into the house, and set them the example, without betraying either curiosity or ap- prehension at our arrival.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like the ground about it, this rustic dwelling bore marks of recent and hasty labour; its length seemed not to exceed thirty feet, its height fifteen; the walls as well as the roof were formed of rough trunks of trees, between which a little moss and clay had been in- serted to keep out the cold and rain.
" As night was coming on, we determined to ask the master of the log- house for a lodging. At the sound of our footsteps, the children who were playing among the scattered branches sprang up a...nd ran toward the house 215 of this work, to the old Anglo-American race of the Northern States. Many of these men, who rush so boldly onward in pur- suit of wealth, were already in the enjoyment of a competency in their own part of the country. They take their wives along with as if they were frightened at the sight of man ; while two large dogs, almost wild, with ears erect and outstretched nose, came growling out of their hut, to cover the retreat of their young masters. The pioneer him- self made his appearance at the door of his dwelling ; he looked at us with a rapid*and inquisitive glance, made a sign to the dogs to go into the house, and set them the example, without betraying either curiosity or ap- prehension at our arrival.
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