The True George Washington [10th Ed.]
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The True George Washington [10th Ed.]
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I suppose he never turned out of mornings until the sun had warmed theearth, and if _he_ did not, the _negros_ would not. " His chief overseerwas directed to "Let Mr. Crow know that I view with a very evil eye thefrequent reports made by him of sheep dying;. . . Frequent _natural deaths_is a very strong evidence to my mind of the want of care or somethingworse. " Curious distinctions were made oftentimes. Thus, in the contract with anoverseer, one clause was inserted to the effect, "And whereas... there are anumber of whiskey stills very contiguous to the said Plantations, and manyidle, drunken and dissolute People continually resorting to the same, priding themselves in debauching sober and well-inclined Persons, the saidEdd Voilett doth promise as well for his own sake as his employers toavoid them as he ought. " To the contrary, in hiring a gardener, it wasagreed as part of the compensation that the man should have "four dollarsat Christmas, with which he may be drunk for four days and four nights;two dollars at Easter to effect the same purpose; two dollars atWhitsuntide to be drunk for two days; a dram in the morning, and a drinkof grog at dinner at noon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose he never turned out of mornings until the sun had warmed theearth, and if _he_ did not, the _negros_ would not. " His chief overseerwas directed to "Let Mr. Crow know that I view with a very evil eye thefrequent reports made by him of sheep dying;. . . Frequent _natural deaths_is a very strong evidence to my mind of the want of care or somethingworse. " Curious distinctions were made oftentimes. Thus, in the contract with anoverseer, one clause was inserted to the effect, "And whereas... there are anumber of whiskey stills very contiguous to the said Plantations, and manyidle, drunken and dissolute People continually resorting to the same, priding themselves in debauching sober and well-inclined Persons, the saidEdd Voilett doth promise as well for his own sake as his employers toavoid them as he ought. " To the contrary, in hiring a gardener, it wasagreed as part of the compensation that the man should have "four dollarsat Christmas, with which he may be drunk for four days and four nights;two dollars at Easter to effect the same purpose; two dollars atWhitsuntide to be drunk for two days; a dram in the morning, and a drinkof grog at dinner at noon.
What to read after The True George Washington [10th Ed.]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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