Journal of a Tour in the State of New York in the Year 1830 With Remarks On Ag
Journal of a Tour in the State of New York in the Year 1830 With Remarks On Ag
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" St. John's Chapel, in Varick-street, opposite Hud- son-square, is an elegant edifice, and the most ex- pensive in the city, having cost more than 200, 000 dollars. Its spire is 240 feet in height.
" St, Patrick's Cathedral, a Roman Catholic church, in Mott-street, is the largest religious edifice in New York. It is built of stone, is 120 feet long, eighty feet wide, and is a conspicuous object in approaching the city from the east. " There are nearly one hundred other churches in the city, be...longing to eighteen or twenty different sects or denominations : all professing ^to be Chris- tians, excepting one Synagogue of Jews. But Dr. Spafford tritely observes, he is persuaded t?iere are Christians amongst these Jeivs, as well as Jetvs amongst the Christians. I dare say he is correct. At all events, it would be great presumption in me to question such authority.
The hospitalities of my friends, during my stay in New York, having left me no opportunity of visiting, I am, of course, unable to speak from experience of the internal arrangements and accommodations of NEW YORK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" St. John's Chapel, in Varick-street, opposite Hud- son-square, is an elegant edifice, and the most ex- pensive in the city, having cost more than 200, 000 dollars. Its spire is 240 feet in height.
" St, Patrick's Cathedral, a Roman Catholic church, in Mott-street, is the largest religious edifice in New York. It is built of stone, is 120 feet long, eighty feet wide, and is a conspicuous object in approaching the city from the east. " There are nearly one hundred other churches in the city, be...longing to eighteen or twenty different sects or denominations : all professing ^to be Chris- tians, excepting one Synagogue of Jews. But Dr. Spafford tritely observes, he is persuaded t?iere are Christians amongst these Jeivs, as well as Jetvs amongst the Christians. I dare say he is correct. At all events, it would be great presumption in me to question such authority.
The hospitalities of my friends, during my stay in New York, having left me no opportunity of visiting, I am, of course, unable to speak from experience of the internal arrangements and accommodations of NEW YORK.
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