Journal of Miss Susan Walker March 3d to June 6th 1862
Journal of Miss Susan Walker March 3d to June 6th 1862
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38 The name of one of the 195 plantations. 89 Rept. To Chase, 3 Feb. , 1862.
18 Mr. P fierce] urges us to the plantation and so we go four of us together. A "lighter" takes our luggage and a 6 oar boat, rowed by as many stalwart negroes, takes us and Mr. Hooper, who is our escort. Our rowers sing as they row, their own songs some impromptu and all religious about the Saviour and the kingdom. Their oars dip in the sparkling water, keeping time to the song. It is a clear bright day. The sun, warm..., but a fine breeze, makes our row of half an hour in crossing Beauford river, most delightful. The boat cannot touch the shore because of shallow water and so a stout negro takes us one at a time in his arms and carries us from boat to shore.
Mr. Eustis 40 has invited us to dine with him and sent his carriage to the ferry for us. The carriage, dilapidated now, was Miss Mary Jenkins' but confiscated and appropriated by Mr. Eustis. This is our way of securing comforts. A nice dinner, roast beef awaited us and a pleasant re-union with friends we had not seen since we parted on arrival at Hilton Head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
38 The name of one of the 195 plantations. 89 Rept. To Chase, 3 Feb. , 1862.
18 Mr. P fierce] urges us to the plantation and so we go four of us together. A "lighter" takes our luggage and a 6 oar boat, rowed by as many stalwart negroes, takes us and Mr. Hooper, who is our escort. Our rowers sing as they row, their own songs some impromptu and all religious about the Saviour and the kingdom. Their oars dip in the sparkling water, keeping time to the song. It is a clear bright day. The sun, warm..., but a fine breeze, makes our row of half an hour in crossing Beauford river, most delightful. The boat cannot touch the shore because of shallow water and so a stout negro takes us one at a time in his arms and carries us from boat to shore.
Mr. Eustis 40 has invited us to dine with him and sent his carriage to the ferry for us. The carriage, dilapidated now, was Miss Mary Jenkins' but confiscated and appropriated by Mr. Eustis. This is our way of securing comforts. A nice dinner, roast beef awaited us and a pleasant re-union with friends we had not seen since we parted on arrival at Hilton Head.
What to read after Journal of Miss Susan Walker March 3d to June 6th 1862?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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