George Washington: Farmer; Being An Account of His Home Life And Agricultural Activities
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Washington. Doctor Thornton living at the city of Washington, he gave me an invitation to visit him there : he was one of the commissioners of the city.
I slept at Mount Vernon, and experienced a very kind and comfortable reception; but did not like the land at all. I saw no green grass there, except in the garden : and this was some English grass, appearing to me to be a sort of couch-grass; it was in drills.
There were also six saint foin plants, which I found the General valued highly. I vie...wed the oats which were not thrashed, and counted the grains upon each head ; but found no stem with more than four grains, and these a very light and bad quality, such as I had never seen before : the longest straw was of about twelve inches. The wheat was all thrashed, there- fore I could not ascertain the produce of that : I saw some of the straw, however, and thought it had been cut and prepared for the cattle in the winter; but I believe I was mistaken, it being short by nature, and with thrashing out looked like chaff, or as if chopped A CRITICAL VISITOR 275 with a bad knife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Washington. Doctor Thornton living at the city of Washington, he gave me an invitation to visit him there : he was one of the commissioners of the city.
I slept at Mount Vernon, and experienced a very kind and comfortable reception; but did not like the land at all. I saw no green grass there, except in the garden : and this was some English grass, appearing to me to be a sort of couch-grass; it was in drills.
There were also six saint foin plants, which I found the General valued highly. I vie...wed the oats which were not thrashed, and counted the grains upon each head ; but found no stem with more than four grains, and these a very light and bad quality, such as I had never seen before : the longest straw was of about twelve inches. The wheat was all thrashed, there- fore I could not ascertain the produce of that : I saw some of the straw, however, and thought it had been cut and prepared for the cattle in the winter; but I believe I was mistaken, it being short by nature, and with thrashing out looked like chaff, or as if chopped A CRITICAL VISITOR 275 with a bad knife.
What to read after George Washington: Farmer; Being An Account of His Home Life And Agricultural Activities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haworth, Paul Leland, 1876-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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