Around the World Sketches of Travel Through Many Lands And Over Many Seas
Around the World Sketches of Travel Through Many Lands And Over Many Seas
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Why! they can travel eight days and eight nights in one train of cars without stopping, but they do not seem contented even with that. " And they voted that it was an unauthorized proceeding for American sovereigns to invade that part of the world in such num- bers, evidently forgetting that they had stepped off from the little island of Great Britain without any better author- ity. It was gratifying to me to observe that they had be- come so familiar with the geography, or at least the extent ...of our country, which few have been able to comprehend.
Several yea. Rs since I met, in a social circle in London, a very intelligent English lady, who, in the course of our con- versation, feeling called upon to make some remark in re- gard to the country from which I came, said to me, " I see by the papers that you have had a fire in America, " appar- ently regarding our continent as a small village compared CAIRO TO JERUSALEM. 369 with the immense extent of the British Isles. Having re- cently left New York, I felt bound to apologize for not hav- ing been at the fire, or, at least, for not knowing where it was, and replied that I did not know what one she referred to ; that we often burned a large part of our cities over to build them up in better style.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why! they can travel eight days and eight nights in one train of cars without stopping, but they do not seem contented even with that. " And they voted that it was an unauthorized proceeding for American sovereigns to invade that part of the world in such num- bers, evidently forgetting that they had stepped off from the little island of Great Britain without any better author- ity. It was gratifying to me to observe that they had be- come so familiar with the geography, or at least the extent ...of our country, which few have been able to comprehend.
Several yea. Rs since I met, in a social circle in London, a very intelligent English lady, who, in the course of our con- versation, feeling called upon to make some remark in re- gard to the country from which I came, said to me, " I see by the papers that you have had a fire in America, " appar- ently regarding our continent as a small village compared CAIRO TO JERUSALEM. 369 with the immense extent of the British Isles. Having re- cently left New York, I felt bound to apologize for not hav- ing been at the fire, or, at least, for not knowing where it was, and replied that I did not know what one she referred to ; that we often burned a large part of our cities over to build them up in better style.
What to read after Around the World Sketches of Travel Through Many Lands And Over Many Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Dorr Griffin Prime to read onlineMoreLess
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