American Life
American Life
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- BOARDINQ HOUSES.— DRESS.
Fires are here alarmingly numerous, and fre- quently of unprecedented magnitude. Tlie firemen are a body of volunteers, amounting to between three and four hundred. They are viewed by their fellow citizens, as a class of respectable men; and as occupying a station, somewhat similar to our local cavalry. They spend their time in the execu- tion of their arduous duties, and supply their own clothes, without receiving any remuneration, except the municipal privileges wit...h which they are reward- ed at the completion of their septennial term of servitude. I endeavoured to discover, if possible, what was the chief cause of these fires ; but could arrive at no positive conclusion on the subject. I conceive the half smoked cigars, so plentifully disseminated in every direction, by men and boys of all ages, conditions, and colours, may be one E Digitized by VjOOQ IC 50 reason ; and I know of no other, unless it be the carelessness naturally produced by the eternal use of the spirit decanter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- BOARDINQ HOUSES.— DRESS.
Fires are here alarmingly numerous, and fre- quently of unprecedented magnitude. Tlie firemen are a body of volunteers, amounting to between three and four hundred. They are viewed by their fellow citizens, as a class of respectable men; and as occupying a station, somewhat similar to our local cavalry. They spend their time in the execu- tion of their arduous duties, and supply their own clothes, without receiving any remuneration, except the municipal privileges wit...h which they are reward- ed at the completion of their septennial term of servitude. I endeavoured to discover, if possible, what was the chief cause of these fires ; but could arrive at no positive conclusion on the subject. I conceive the half smoked cigars, so plentifully disseminated in every direction, by men and boys of all ages, conditions, and colours, may be one E Digitized by VjOOQ IC 50 reason ; and I know of no other, unless it be the carelessness naturally produced by the eternal use of the spirit decanter.
What to read after American Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felton, Xx, Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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