Washington's Rules of Civility And Decent Behavior in Company And Conversation
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you Speak.^^' Down the wide-throated chimney from a cross pole hung chains and crooks on which at times were suspended the heavier pots and kettles. And from the wide chimney jamb swung the freighted crane over an ample stone hearth, above which, and in front of the fire, revolved the loaded spit and sat at certain times of the day many implements of cookery. Yet this room, even when there were others, was nevertheless almost exclusively used, by the frontier farmers, as the family... and guest assembly and dining hall. In the South, where planting was more extensively followed and colored servants did the work, there was usually an " Out Kitchen," often detached entirely from the mansion house, where the cooking was done. In these cases the family sitting apartment was often the dining room. The cooking stove and cooking range had not then been invented.
To a people living in a sparsely settled country engaged in sub- duing the forest and defending themselves against the savage Indian, such as ours were in early colonial times, the 9th rule had an aptness not now apparent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. r him ....
you Speak.^^' Down the wide-throated chimney from a cross pole hung chains and crooks on which at times were suspended the heavier pots and kettles. And from the wide chimney jamb swung the freighted crane over an ample stone hearth, above which, and in front of the fire, revolved the loaded spit and sat at certain times of the day many implements of cookery. Yet this room, even when there were others, was nevertheless almost exclusively used, by the frontier farmers, as the family... and guest assembly and dining hall. In the South, where planting was more extensively followed and colored servants did the work, there was usually an " Out Kitchen," often detached entirely from the mansion house, where the cooking was done. In these cases the family sitting apartment was often the dining room. The cooking stove and cooking range had not then been invented.
To a people living in a sparsely settled country engaged in sub- duing the forest and defending themselves against the savage Indian, such as ours were in early colonial times, the 9th rule had an aptness not now apparent.
What to read after Washington's Rules of Civility And Decent Behavior in Company And Conversation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Washington, George, 1732-1799 to read onlineMoreLess
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