Genesee Farmer volume V12 1851
Genesee Farmer volume V12 1851
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— When he reached New York he considered himself at home, as it were, although his destination is the interior of Germany. Several Germans who had spent many years in the interior of Mexico, married wives there and made fortunes in trade, are returning to father land. They give interesting accounts of their long journies. There is a Spanish gentleman among us from the island of Cuba, (an extensive planter there, owning 800 slaves, and great planta- tions, ) who has a little daughter about 4 yea...rs old, quite a prodigy. I have heard lier recite long and difficult pieces, in Spanish, French, and English, with such perfect ease, and correct expressive gesture as is seldom seen except in a theatre ; besides she is a sweet and beautiful chihl. Her father is one of the most frightful looking Spaniards I ever saw, and allowed by all to be the ugliest man on board.
We have a large nuniber of Frenchmen on board, among whom is Mons. Cabkt, one of the Red Repub- lican community, or Socialists, who was expelled with Louis Blanc, Raspail, and their confederates, after the Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— When he reached New York he considered himself at home, as it were, although his destination is the interior of Germany. Several Germans who had spent many years in the interior of Mexico, married wives there and made fortunes in trade, are returning to father land. They give interesting accounts of their long journies. There is a Spanish gentleman among us from the island of Cuba, (an extensive planter there, owning 800 slaves, and great planta- tions, ) who has a little daughter about 4 yea...rs old, quite a prodigy. I have heard lier recite long and difficult pieces, in Spanish, French, and English, with such perfect ease, and correct expressive gesture as is seldom seen except in a theatre ; besides she is a sweet and beautiful chihl. Her father is one of the most frightful looking Spaniards I ever saw, and allowed by all to be the ugliest man on board.
We have a large nuniber of Frenchmen on board, among whom is Mons. Cabkt, one of the Red Repub- lican community, or Socialists, who was expelled with Louis Blanc, Raspail, and their confederates, after the Revolution.
What to read after Genesee Farmer volume V12 1851?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Adam Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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