John Lothrop Motley And His Family; Further Letters And Records, Ed.By His Daughter And Herbert St. John Mildmay
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He is ashy pale, and pants for breath when he talks, but he likes to talk all the time. I made acquaintance with Miss Ashburner and Miss Sedgwick. The latter is a pretty and pleasing girl — the daughter of an old school-fellow of mine, Berdon Sedgwick, who is dead. I have found young Peabody a very intelligent and agreeable companion. He has 108 J. L. MOTLEY AND HIS FAMILY travelled much and observed a great deal. He is son to Geo. Peabody — very amiable and agreeable.
Friday afternoon last, 7t...h June, about an hour before sunset, we saw the first iceberg, longitude about 43 or 44 ; latitude, 49. We passed within § of a mile of it.
It was about 300 yards long and perhaps 100 feet high, pale green in colour, very precipitous in form, with a deep rift or crevasse through its whole bulk.
The sea broke over its base, as the surf on a rocky shore.
Very soon afterwards there was another on the other bow, and before dark, 17 had been seen. We were driving along at the rate of 13 knots the hour, and it seemed rather a ticklish kind of egg dance as the night closed in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is ashy pale, and pants for breath when he talks, but he likes to talk all the time. I made acquaintance with Miss Ashburner and Miss Sedgwick. The latter is a pretty and pleasing girl — the daughter of an old school-fellow of mine, Berdon Sedgwick, who is dead. I have found young Peabody a very intelligent and agreeable companion. He has 108 J. L. MOTLEY AND HIS FAMILY travelled much and observed a great deal. He is son to Geo. Peabody — very amiable and agreeable.
Friday afternoon last, 7t...h June, about an hour before sunset, we saw the first iceberg, longitude about 43 or 44 ; latitude, 49. We passed within § of a mile of it.
It was about 300 yards long and perhaps 100 feet high, pale green in colour, very precipitous in form, with a deep rift or crevasse through its whole bulk.
The sea broke over its base, as the surf on a rocky shore.
Very soon afterwards there was another on the other bow, and before dark, 17 had been seen. We were driving along at the rate of 13 knots the hour, and it seemed rather a ticklish kind of egg dance as the night closed in.
What to read after John Lothrop Motley And His Family; Further Letters And Records, Ed.By His Daughter And Herbert St. John Mildmay?
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