Allegheny Episodes Folk Lore And Legends Collected in Northern And Western Penn
Allegheny Episodes Folk Lore And Legends Collected in Northern And Western Penn
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S. Illick, head of the research bureau of the State De- partment of Forestry.
"French Louis" Caspar was a Huguenot, a Gas- con, and prided himself on a resemblance to Henry of Navarre, and wore the same kind of fan-shaped, carefully brushed beard. His wife was also of French origin, a member of the well-known Le Tort family, and a woman of some education and character. They had several daughters, all of whom married well, and at the time of Girty's taking employment, but one was at home the you...ngest Eulalie.
She was a slim, dark girl, with hair and eyes as black as Girty's, a perfect mate in type and disposi- tion. It is a curious thing while unravelling these stories of old time Pennsylvania, that in seeking de- scriptions of the personal appearance (which is al- ways the most interesting part) of the persons figur- ing in them at an early day, scarcely any blondes are recorded ; the black, swarthy Indian-like visages so noticeable to strangers traveling through Pennsylva- nia today, were also prevalent, commonly met with types of our Colonial period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Illick, head of the research bureau of the State De- partment of Forestry.
"French Louis" Caspar was a Huguenot, a Gas- con, and prided himself on a resemblance to Henry of Navarre, and wore the same kind of fan-shaped, carefully brushed beard. His wife was also of French origin, a member of the well-known Le Tort family, and a woman of some education and character. They had several daughters, all of whom married well, and at the time of Girty's taking employment, but one was at home the you...ngest Eulalie.
She was a slim, dark girl, with hair and eyes as black as Girty's, a perfect mate in type and disposi- tion. It is a curious thing while unravelling these stories of old time Pennsylvania, that in seeking de- scriptions of the personal appearance (which is al- ways the most interesting part) of the persons figur- ing in them at an early day, scarcely any blondes are recorded ; the black, swarthy Indian-like visages so noticeable to strangers traveling through Pennsylva- nia today, were also prevalent, commonly met with types of our Colonial period.
What to read after Allegheny Episodes Folk Lore And Legends Collected in Northern And Western Penn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry W Henry Wharton Shoemaker to read onlineMoreLess
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