A Handbook of Florida
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The Confederates soon abandoned the works, leaving 9 guns and a considerable quantity of munitions of war, which fell into the hands of tiie Federal forces.
Beyond St. John's Bluff the river widens to three-quarters of a mile. Pablo Creek and Mount Pleasant Creek find their way through the marshes from the southward in the order named, and Sister's Creek, Hannali Mills Creek, and Cedar Point Creek from the northward in the order named. These are all navigable for several miles, but are not attr...active ex- cept to sportsmen, as they are for the most part bordered by marshes. A wooded shore, with a settlement known as the Shijn/ard, borders the river for a mile above St. John's Bluff. A chain of marshy islands occupies the middle of the river for about two miles, with Clapboard Creek and Brown's Creek on the north shore. Beyond Long Island, the last of the marshy series, the river widens into Mill Cove, and bends to the southwest. Dame's Point Light appears about two miles distant. This is an iron structure, painted red, with white upper works, standing on a shoal in mid-stream, with deep water on both sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Confederates soon abandoned the works, leaving 9 guns and a considerable quantity of munitions of war, which fell into the hands of tiie Federal forces.
Beyond St. John's Bluff the river widens to three-quarters of a mile. Pablo Creek and Mount Pleasant Creek find their way through the marshes from the southward in the order named, and Sister's Creek, Hannali Mills Creek, and Cedar Point Creek from the northward in the order named. These are all navigable for several miles, but are not attr...active ex- cept to sportsmen, as they are for the most part bordered by marshes. A wooded shore, with a settlement known as the Shijn/ard, borders the river for a mile above St. John's Bluff. A chain of marshy islands occupies the middle of the river for about two miles, with Clapboard Creek and Brown's Creek on the north shore. Beyond Long Island, the last of the marshy series, the river widens into Mill Cove, and bends to the southwest. Dame's Point Light appears about two miles distant. This is an iron structure, painted red, with white upper works, standing on a shoal in mid-stream, with deep water on both sides.
What to read after A Handbook of Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Ledyard Norton to read onlineMoreLess
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