An Old Town By the Sea
An Old Town By the Sea
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Here too, doubtless, rest the remains of several ofthose whose names stand conspicuous in our early state records. " IV. A STROLL ABOUT TOWN (continued) WHEN Washington visited Portsmouth in 1789 he was not much impressed bythe architecture of the little town that had stood by him so stoutly inthe struggle for independence. "There are some good houses, " hewrites, in a diary kept that year during a tour through Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, "among which Colonel Langdon's maybe ...esteemed the first; but in general they are indifferent, and almostentirely of wood. On wondering at this, as the country is full of stoneand good clay for bricks, I was told that on account of the fogs anddamp they deemed them wholesomer, and for that reason preferred woodbuildings. " The house of Colonel Langdon, on Pleasant Street, is an excellent sampleof the solid and dignified abodes which our great-grandsires had thesense to build. The art of their construction seems to have been a lostart these fifty years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here too, doubtless, rest the remains of several ofthose whose names stand conspicuous in our early state records. " IV. A STROLL ABOUT TOWN (continued) WHEN Washington visited Portsmouth in 1789 he was not much impressed bythe architecture of the little town that had stood by him so stoutly inthe struggle for independence. "There are some good houses, " hewrites, in a diary kept that year during a tour through Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, "among which Colonel Langdon's maybe ...esteemed the first; but in general they are indifferent, and almostentirely of wood. On wondering at this, as the country is full of stoneand good clay for bricks, I was told that on account of the fogs anddamp they deemed them wholesomer, and for that reason preferred woodbuildings. " The house of Colonel Langdon, on Pleasant Street, is an excellent sampleof the solid and dignified abodes which our great-grandsires had thesense to build. The art of their construction seems to have been a lostart these fifty years.
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