Travels of John Davis in the United States of America 1798 to 1802 volume 1
Travels of John Davis in the United States of America 1798 to 1802 volume 1
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But it was difficult to controul her little sister Sally, whom in sport and wantonness they called Tibousa. This little girl was distinguished by the languish of her blue eyes, from which, however, she could dart fire when William offended her. Sally was a charm- ing girl, whose beauty promised to equal that of her mother. That I passed many happy hours in watching and assisting the progress of the minds of these young people, I feel no repugnance to acknowledge. My long residence in a country ...where " honour and shame from no condition 95 rise, " has placed me above the ridiculous pride of disowning the situation of a tutor.
Though the plantation of Mr. Drayton was immense, his dwelling was only a log house; a temporary fabric built to reside in during the winter. But his table was sumptuous, and an elegance of manners presided at it that might have vied with the highest circles of polished Europe. I make the eulogium, or rather exhibit the character of Mr. Drayton, in one word, by saying, he was a gentleman ; for under that por- traiture I comprehend whatever there is of honour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was difficult to controul her little sister Sally, whom in sport and wantonness they called Tibousa. This little girl was distinguished by the languish of her blue eyes, from which, however, she could dart fire when William offended her. Sally was a charm- ing girl, whose beauty promised to equal that of her mother. That I passed many happy hours in watching and assisting the progress of the minds of these young people, I feel no repugnance to acknowledge. My long residence in a country ...where " honour and shame from no condition 95 rise, " has placed me above the ridiculous pride of disowning the situation of a tutor.
Though the plantation of Mr. Drayton was immense, his dwelling was only a log house; a temporary fabric built to reside in during the winter. But his table was sumptuous, and an elegance of manners presided at it that might have vied with the highest circles of polished Europe. I make the eulogium, or rather exhibit the character of Mr. Drayton, in one word, by saying, he was a gentleman ; for under that por- traiture I comprehend whatever there is of honour.
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