Letters From An American Farmer
Letters From An American Farmer
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My friend pitched upon one also andled him to his house, with his wife, and a son about fourteen yearsof age. The majority of them had contracted for land the yearbefore, by means of an agent; the rest depended entirely uponchance; and the one who followed us was of this last class. Poorman, he smiled on receiving the invitation, and gladly accepted it, bidding his wife and son do the same, in a language which I did notunderstand. He gazed with uninterrupted attention on everything hesaw; the h...ouses, the inhabitants, the negroes, and carriages:everything appeared equally new to him; and we went slow, in orderto give him time to feed on this pleasing variety. Good God! saidhe, is this Philadelphia, that blessed city of bread and provisions, of which we have heard so much? I am told it was founded the sameyear in which my father was born; why, it is finer than Greenock andGlasgow, which are ten times as old. It is so, said my friend tohim, and when thee hast been here a month, thee will soon see thatit is the capital of a fine province, of which thee art going to bea citizen: Greenock enjoys neither such a climate nor such a soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My friend pitched upon one also andled him to his house, with his wife, and a son about fourteen yearsof age. The majority of them had contracted for land the yearbefore, by means of an agent; the rest depended entirely uponchance; and the one who followed us was of this last class. Poorman, he smiled on receiving the invitation, and gladly accepted it, bidding his wife and son do the same, in a language which I did notunderstand. He gazed with uninterrupted attention on everything hesaw; the h...ouses, the inhabitants, the negroes, and carriages:everything appeared equally new to him; and we went slow, in orderto give him time to feed on this pleasing variety. Good God! saidhe, is this Philadelphia, that blessed city of bread and provisions, of which we have heard so much? I am told it was founded the sameyear in which my father was born; why, it is finer than Greenock andGlasgow, which are ten times as old. It is so, said my friend tohim, and when thee hast been here a month, thee will soon see thatit is the capital of a fine province, of which thee art going to bea citizen: Greenock enjoys neither such a climate nor such a soil.
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