Journal of a Residence On a Georgian Plantation
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Their decay is so slow that theprotection they afford the soft spongy banks against the action of thewater, is likely to be prolonged until the gathering and deposit ofsuccessive layers of alluvium will remove them from the margin of whichthey are now most useful supports. On my return home, I was met by a child(as she seemed to me) carrying a baby, in whose behalf she begged me forsome clothes. On making some enquiry, I was amazed to find that the childwas her own: she said she was married and... fourteen years old, she lookedmuch younger even than that, poor creature. Her mother, who came up whileI was talking to her, said she did not herself know the girl's age;--howhorridly brutish it all did seem, to be sure.
The spring is already here with her hands full of flowers. I do not knowwho planted some straggling pyrus japonica near the house, but it isblessing my eyes with a hundred little flame-like buds, which willpresently burst into a blaze; there are clumps of narcissus roots sendingup sheaves of ivory blossoms, and I actually found a monthly rose in bloomon the sunny side of one of the dykes; what a delight they are in theslovenly desolation of this abode of mine!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their decay is so slow that theprotection they afford the soft spongy banks against the action of thewater, is likely to be prolonged until the gathering and deposit ofsuccessive layers of alluvium will remove them from the margin of whichthey are now most useful supports. On my return home, I was met by a child(as she seemed to me) carrying a baby, in whose behalf she begged me forsome clothes. On making some enquiry, I was amazed to find that the childwas her own: she said she was married and... fourteen years old, she lookedmuch younger even than that, poor creature. Her mother, who came up whileI was talking to her, said she did not herself know the girl's age;--howhorridly brutish it all did seem, to be sure.
The spring is already here with her hands full of flowers. I do not knowwho planted some straggling pyrus japonica near the house, but it isblessing my eyes with a hundred little flame-like buds, which willpresently burst into a blaze; there are clumps of narcissus roots sendingup sheaves of ivory blossoms, and I actually found a monthly rose in bloomon the sunny side of one of the dykes; what a delight they are in theslovenly desolation of this abode of mine!
What to read after Journal of a Residence On a Georgian Plantation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kemble Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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