Guy Rivers: a Tale of Georgia
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
DOOM.
The village of Chestatee was crowded with visiters of all descriptions. Judges and lawyers, soldiers and citizens and farmers--all classes wereduly represented, and a more wholesome and subordinate disposition inthat quarter, may be inferred as duly resulting from the crowd. Curiosity brought many to the spot from portions of country twenty, thirty, and even forty miles off--for, usually well provided with goodhorses, the southron finds a difference of ten or twenty miles ...no greatmatter.
Such had been the reputation of the region here spoken of, not less forits large mineral wealth than for the ferocious character of those inits neighborhood, that numbers, who would not otherwise have adventured, now gladly took advantage of the great excitement, and the presence ofso many, to examine a section of country of which they had heard somuch. There came the planter, of rather more wealth than his neighbors, solicitous for some excitement and novelty to keep himself from utterstagnation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XXXIII.
DOOM.
The village of Chestatee was crowded with visiters of all descriptions. Judges and lawyers, soldiers and citizens and farmers--all classes wereduly represented, and a more wholesome and subordinate disposition inthat quarter, may be inferred as duly resulting from the crowd. Curiosity brought many to the spot from portions of country twenty, thirty, and even forty miles off--for, usually well provided with goodhorses, the southron finds a difference of ten or twenty miles ...no greatmatter.
Such had been the reputation of the region here spoken of, not less forits large mineral wealth than for the ferocious character of those inits neighborhood, that numbers, who would not otherwise have adventured, now gladly took advantage of the great excitement, and the presence ofso many, to examine a section of country of which they had heard somuch. There came the planter, of rather more wealth than his neighbors, solicitous for some excitement and novelty to keep himself from utterstagnation.
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