Voyage of the Paper Canoe a Geographical Journey of 2500 Miles From Quebeck T
Voyage of the Paper Canoe a Geographical Journey of 2500 Miles From Quebeck T
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At dusk on Sunday evening the collector of the port, Captain Lyons, and his friends, took me in their carriage back to Love Creek, where Mr. Webb insisted upon making me the recipi- ent of his hospitality for the night. A little crowd of women from the vicinity of the swamp were awaiting my arrival to see the canoe. One ancient dame, catching sight of the alcohol-stove which I took from my vest-pocket, clapped her thin hands and enthusiastically exclaimed, "What a nice thing for a sick-room the... best nuss-lamp I ever seed! " Having satisfied the curiosity of these people, and been much amused by their quaint remarks, I was quietly smuggled into Mr. Webb's " best room, " "where, if my spirit did not make feathery flights, it was not the fault of the downy bed in whose unfathomable depths I now lost myself.
VOYAGE OF THE PAPER CANOE. I 17 Before leaving Delaware I feel it an impera- tive duty to the public to refer to one of her time-honored institutions.
Persons unacquainted with the fact will find it difficult to believe that one state of the great American Republic still holds to the practice of lashing men and women, white and black.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At dusk on Sunday evening the collector of the port, Captain Lyons, and his friends, took me in their carriage back to Love Creek, where Mr. Webb insisted upon making me the recipi- ent of his hospitality for the night. A little crowd of women from the vicinity of the swamp were awaiting my arrival to see the canoe. One ancient dame, catching sight of the alcohol-stove which I took from my vest-pocket, clapped her thin hands and enthusiastically exclaimed, "What a nice thing for a sick-room the... best nuss-lamp I ever seed! " Having satisfied the curiosity of these people, and been much amused by their quaint remarks, I was quietly smuggled into Mr. Webb's " best room, " "where, if my spirit did not make feathery flights, it was not the fault of the downy bed in whose unfathomable depths I now lost myself.
VOYAGE OF THE PAPER CANOE. I 17 Before leaving Delaware I feel it an impera- tive duty to the public to refer to one of her time-honored institutions.
Persons unacquainted with the fact will find it difficult to believe that one state of the great American Republic still holds to the practice of lashing men and women, white and black.
What to read after Voyage of the Paper Canoe a Geographical Journey of 2500 Miles From Quebeck T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathaniel H Nathaniel Holmes Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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