A Family History
A Family History
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I am told her son is a Hopkins graduate, and a good Ger- man scholar. Julia was considered a beauty. Maggie was at Staun- ton, Va. , at school when her sister Mary was here.
During the Civil War, the Kinsley family sympathized with the North. Jacob, one of the sons, in a letter that is still here, speaks of going during the War from Circleville, Ohio, to see his folks at Kinsley, Va. , and said that their cries of . Surprise and joy would be ever remembered by him. Travel along certain lines wa...s then a diffi- cult and risky business. He says, in one of his letters: "In one re- spect I am long for this life, as I am over six feet tall. " Upon the death of Jacob, the father, the family regretted that they had no portait of him. They procured pictiires of all his sisters and brothers that were then living and told the artist which features of each re- sembled their father's, and where the expression was like his. The portrait made, was, I heard, to some degree, satisfactory. His sister, C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am told her son is a Hopkins graduate, and a good Ger- man scholar. Julia was considered a beauty. Maggie was at Staun- ton, Va. , at school when her sister Mary was here.
During the Civil War, the Kinsley family sympathized with the North. Jacob, one of the sons, in a letter that is still here, speaks of going during the War from Circleville, Ohio, to see his folks at Kinsley, Va. , and said that their cries of . Surprise and joy would be ever remembered by him. Travel along certain lines wa...s then a diffi- cult and risky business. He says, in one of his letters: "In one re- spect I am long for this life, as I am over six feet tall. " Upon the death of Jacob, the father, the family regretted that they had no portait of him. They procured pictiires of all his sisters and brothers that were then living and told the artist which features of each re- sembled their father's, and where the expression was like his. The portrait made, was, I heard, to some degree, satisfactory. His sister, C.
What to read after A Family History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella From Old Catalog Beam to read onlineMoreLess
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