1872 Letters Written By a Gentleman in Boston to His Friends in Paris Describi
1872 Letters Written By a Gentleman in Boston to His Friends in Paris Describi
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Engines from flv dred and fifteen miles fire, at the corner i streets, this (Mond. Iy) The Transerint 1830, and it don't mcai The weather h. Os tho great calamity. ' favoring the conflagral . .. . Adversity tries friends have stood Iria to express its thanks.
— Styles says liis "heavy loss" lists with his account — blessed b- .... The Post of todi haste.
.... To the UnitfldS credit is due for llieir ncfs; and our citizen faithful as veterans.
The gunpowder i PART OF EDITOIIIAL FAUE OF FIRST ISS...UE OF BOSTON TRANSCRII'T Ai^TER TIIE FIIiE 1872 was wet throuo-li below the knees. I determined to go up to Mt. Vernon Street, have a bath, get a bite at the Chib, and then come down to the fire again. But iVlderman Power came along with some men that I knew in the Council, and wanted my help in making some arrangements by which the firemen could be properly fed. This struck me as very good work, so along I went. The poor fellows were very much in evidence in Tremont Street, and I saw some in State Street dragging their weary way along, drenched to the skin and as black as salamanders, in search of breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Engines from flv dred and fifteen miles fire, at the corner i streets, this (Mond. Iy) The Transerint 1830, and it don't mcai The weather h. Os tho great calamity. ' favoring the conflagral . .. . Adversity tries friends have stood Iria to express its thanks.
— Styles says liis "heavy loss" lists with his account — blessed b- .... The Post of todi haste.
.... To the UnitfldS credit is due for llieir ncfs; and our citizen faithful as veterans.
The gunpowder i PART OF EDITOIIIAL FAUE OF FIRST ISS...UE OF BOSTON TRANSCRII'T Ai^TER TIIE FIIiE 1872 was wet throuo-li below the knees. I determined to go up to Mt. Vernon Street, have a bath, get a bite at the Chib, and then come down to the fire again. But iVlderman Power came along with some men that I knew in the Council, and wanted my help in making some arrangements by which the firemen could be properly fed. This struck me as very good work, so along I went. The poor fellows were very much in evidence in Tremont Street, and I saw some in State Street dragging their weary way along, drenched to the skin and as black as salamanders, in search of breakfast.
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