A Ride to Niagara in 1809
A Ride to Niagara in 1809
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Of the softer kinds of this stone the inhabitants in the neighbourhood make a kind of red paint. This stratum appears to occupy about sixteen feet. 4. White argilla- ceous shale about eight feet. 5. Loose gravelly soil to the bottom, about thirty feet. This guess-work meas- urement allows about fifteen feet for the height of the bank to the surface of the river, but I think it is hardly so much.
Tlie cedars are in masses, at the top and at the bot- tom, and here and there beautifully growing ou...t of the middle strata, suspended by their roots. There v/ere A RIDE TO NIAGARA 31 half a dozen men and boys catching fish close to the falls. They had caught, in about two hours before T came there, three sturgeon, a few large pike, and about twenty perch-bass, a fish weighing generally about three quarters of a pound, and, in external appearance, very like a rock fish of the same size. The sturgeon are without scales. The largest was gutted and cleaned and its head cut off. I lifted it in that state, and agreed to the common conjecture that it weighed about sixty pounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the softer kinds of this stone the inhabitants in the neighbourhood make a kind of red paint. This stratum appears to occupy about sixteen feet. 4. White argilla- ceous shale about eight feet. 5. Loose gravelly soil to the bottom, about thirty feet. This guess-work meas- urement allows about fifteen feet for the height of the bank to the surface of the river, but I think it is hardly so much.
Tlie cedars are in masses, at the top and at the bot- tom, and here and there beautifully growing ou...t of the middle strata, suspended by their roots. There v/ere A RIDE TO NIAGARA 31 half a dozen men and boys catching fish close to the falls. They had caught, in about two hours before T came there, three sturgeon, a few large pike, and about twenty perch-bass, a fish weighing generally about three quarters of a pound, and, in external appearance, very like a rock fish of the same size. The sturgeon are without scales. The largest was gutted and cleaned and its head cut off. I lifted it in that state, and agreed to the common conjecture that it weighed about sixty pounds.
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