A Trip to the Rockies
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The Germans drink their bumpers, at home and abroad, to the river Rhine. The river Hudson was the first link of communication between 28 21 G;rlp to tbc IRockies the East and the West. Eighty years or more ago our fathers celebrated the opening of the Erie Canal with a joy unequalled by any of our modern celebra- tions. They felt that the East and the West were brought more closely together by adding this second link to the methods of transportation.
' ' I remember when a boy to have visited th...e cabin of one of the passenger packets of the Erie Canal at night- fall. It reminded me of the buttery of my grand- mother in the countrj^ on the farm, which was a long room with pans of milk placed on shelves on either side, with a narrow passage between. In this cabin, instead of glistening pans of milk, the passengers were laid to sleep upon the shelves. Outside, three horses on the towpath drew the boat, and upon the horses were boys to guide them. Soon after nightfall the boys were asleep, the horses were asleep, and if the boat had been called " Somnambula," every thing would have been in harmony with the name !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Germans drink their bumpers, at home and abroad, to the river Rhine. The river Hudson was the first link of communication between 28 21 G;rlp to tbc IRockies the East and the West. Eighty years or more ago our fathers celebrated the opening of the Erie Canal with a joy unequalled by any of our modern celebra- tions. They felt that the East and the West were brought more closely together by adding this second link to the methods of transportation.
' ' I remember when a boy to have visited th...e cabin of one of the passenger packets of the Erie Canal at night- fall. It reminded me of the buttery of my grand- mother in the countrj^ on the farm, which was a long room with pans of milk placed on shelves on either side, with a narrow passage between. In this cabin, instead of glistening pans of milk, the passengers were laid to sleep upon the shelves. Outside, three horses on the towpath drew the boat, and upon the horses were boys to guide them. Soon after nightfall the boys were asleep, the horses were asleep, and if the boat had been called " Somnambula," every thing would have been in harmony with the name !
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