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51 "There, now you have Marshfield, and let us recapitu- late. "ist. The ocean — when that is mentioned, enough is said. "2nd. A dry pure air, — not a bog nor a ditch, noranin- -<\ Marshfield, the Home of Daniel Webster. fernal gutter within five miles — not a particle of exhalation but from the ocean, and a running New England stream. "3rd. A walk of a mile, always fit for ladies feet (when not too wet ) through the orchard and the belt of timber. "4th. Five miles of excellent hard beach driving on the sea shore. A region of pine forest, three miles back, dark and piney in appearance and in smell, as you ever wit- nessed in the remotest interior. " It was here that he enjoyed the fresh air, and spent much of his time in looking after the comfort of the do- mestic animals. He prided himself, upon possessin the finest horses, sheep, swine and fowls in the vicinity. cr 52 DANIEL WEBSTER. Of his oxen he was especially fond, and he knew all of his sturdy healthful animals by name. On his return from Washington he would go into the house and greet the family, and then without stopping to sit down, would go out to the barn to see the dumb mem- bers of his larger family, going from one to the other, pat- ting them, stroking their faces and feeding them from his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
51 "There, now you have Marshfield, and let us recapitu- late. "ist. The ocean — when that is mentioned, enough is said. "2nd. A dry pure air, — not a bog nor a ditch, noranin- -<\ Marshfield, the Home of Daniel Webster. fernal gutter within five miles — not a particle of exhalation but from the ocean, and a running New England stream. "3rd. A walk of a mile, always fit for ladies feet (when not too wet ) through the orchard and the belt of timber. "4th. Five miles of excellent hard beach driving on the sea shore. A region of pine forest, three miles back, dark and piney in appearance and in smell, as you ever wit- nessed in the remotest interior. " It was here that he enjoyed the fresh air, and spent much of his time in looking after the comfort of the do- mestic animals. He prided himself, upon possessin the finest horses, sheep, swine and fowls in the vicinity. cr 52 DANIEL WEBSTER. Of his oxen he was especially fond, and he knew all of his sturdy healthful animals by name. On his return from Washington he would go into the house and greet the family, and then without stopping to sit down, would go out to the barn to see the dumb mem- bers of his larger family, going from one to the other, pat- ting them, stroking their faces and feeding them from his hand.
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