First Impressions of the New World
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Hot and cold water were laid on in the rooms, and hot air likewise, though not so as to be in the least oppressive. Mrs. Bartlett's bed-room and dressing-room were the climax of all. Thewoodwork throughout the house was varied in every story: there was blackoak, red pine, and white pine, all of very fine grain; the hall wascovered with encaustic tiles from Minton's; the offices were in keeping, dairy, laundry, &c. Papa went over the farm and gardens, which were inthe same exquisite order; and t...here were greenhouses and hothouses, which looked at a distance like a little Crystal Palace. Mrs. Bartlettis a very amiable person, but a great invalid, and seldom leaves herroom.
This morning we proceeded on our way to this place; before getting intothe train at twelve o'clock, we drove over to Sunnyside; but, alas! Mr. Irving was out, and we could only walk about his grounds, and peep in athis study window. As this brought us to Tarrytown sooner than we countedupon, I had time to climb up one of the hills, and much enjoyed theview, although it was not so extensive as the one Papa saw yesterday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hot and cold water were laid on in the rooms, and hot air likewise, though not so as to be in the least oppressive. Mrs. Bartlett's bed-room and dressing-room were the climax of all. Thewoodwork throughout the house was varied in every story: there was blackoak, red pine, and white pine, all of very fine grain; the hall wascovered with encaustic tiles from Minton's; the offices were in keeping, dairy, laundry, &c. Papa went over the farm and gardens, which were inthe same exquisite order; and t...here were greenhouses and hothouses, which looked at a distance like a little Crystal Palace. Mrs. Bartlettis a very amiable person, but a great invalid, and seldom leaves herroom.
This morning we proceeded on our way to this place; before getting intothe train at twelve o'clock, we drove over to Sunnyside; but, alas! Mr. Irving was out, and we could only walk about his grounds, and peep in athis study window. As this brought us to Tarrytown sooner than we countedupon, I had time to climb up one of the hills, and much enjoyed theview, although it was not so extensive as the one Papa saw yesterday.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trotter Isabella Strange to read onlineMoreLess
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