From Cape Cod to Dixie And the Tropics
From Cape Cod to Dixie And the Tropics
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He affects the man of busi ness, and ignores ladies society. His evenings are spent at a club house, having the name of " Young America " blazoned on its front in large gilt letters. He dines at the crack hotel of the town ; and, hav ing free passes over all railroads, he keeps up his importance in the world by going to and fro, and putting on the airs of a man owning half the West ern country.
A family of Germans going by the hotel, one morning, as I sat by the window, struck me as the most re...markable show I had seen in the West. It was, indeed, nothing new or uncommon ; it was no pageant. No trumpets were blown to announce the coming of this small detachment of the army gen eral. Probably not a soul in the city noticed the passage of this poor family, save myself. Yet in it was wrapped up the great American fact of the pres ent day the coming in of European immigrants to take possession of our Western plains. If these States did not have lands for sale at low prices, to attract the desires of the poor and the oppressed in all the earth, they would be of little importance 206 TO DIXIE AND THE TROPICS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He affects the man of busi ness, and ignores ladies society. His evenings are spent at a club house, having the name of " Young America " blazoned on its front in large gilt letters. He dines at the crack hotel of the town ; and, hav ing free passes over all railroads, he keeps up his importance in the world by going to and fro, and putting on the airs of a man owning half the West ern country.
A family of Germans going by the hotel, one morning, as I sat by the window, struck me as the most re...markable show I had seen in the West. It was, indeed, nothing new or uncommon ; it was no pageant. No trumpets were blown to announce the coming of this small detachment of the army gen eral. Probably not a soul in the city noticed the passage of this poor family, save myself. Yet in it was wrapped up the great American fact of the pres ent day the coming in of European immigrants to take possession of our Western plains. If these States did not have lands for sale at low prices, to attract the desires of the poor and the oppressed in all the earth, they would be of little importance 206 TO DIXIE AND THE TROPICS.
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