Domestic Manners of the Americans
Domestic Manners of the Americans
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My eloquent mountaineer gave me some specimens of ground plants, far unlike any thing I had ever seen. One particularly, which she called the ground pine, is peculiar, as she told me, to the Allegheny, and in some places runs over whole acres of ground ; it is extremely beautiful. The rooms were very prettily decorated with this elegant plant, hung round it in fes- toons.
In many places the clearing has been considerable ; the road passes through several fine farms, situated in the sheltered ho...llows; we were told that the wolves con- tinue to annoy them severely, but that panthers, the terror of the West, are never seen, and bears very rarely. Of snakes, they confessed they had abundance, but very few that were considered dangerous.
In the afternoon we came in sight of the Monongahela river; and its banks gave us for several miles a beautiful succession of wild and domestic scenery. In some points, the black rock rises perpendicularly from its margin, like those at Chepstow ; at others, a "mill, with its owner's cottage, its corn-plat, and its poultry, present a delightful image of industry and comfort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My eloquent mountaineer gave me some specimens of ground plants, far unlike any thing I had ever seen. One particularly, which she called the ground pine, is peculiar, as she told me, to the Allegheny, and in some places runs over whole acres of ground ; it is extremely beautiful. The rooms were very prettily decorated with this elegant plant, hung round it in fes- toons.
In many places the clearing has been considerable ; the road passes through several fine farms, situated in the sheltered ho...llows; we were told that the wolves con- tinue to annoy them severely, but that panthers, the terror of the West, are never seen, and bears very rarely. Of snakes, they confessed they had abundance, but very few that were considered dangerous.
In the afternoon we came in sight of the Monongahela river; and its banks gave us for several miles a beautiful succession of wild and domestic scenery. In some points, the black rock rises perpendicularly from its margin, like those at Chepstow ; at others, a "mill, with its owner's cottage, its corn-plat, and its poultry, present a delightful image of industry and comfort.
What to read after Domestic Manners of the Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Milton Trollope to read onlineMoreLess
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