Letters of Asa Gray
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It is now sunset, eight o'clock ; all the shops in the town have been closed nearly an hour, the peo- ple all enjoying themselves in the gardens round- about. I am going to bed early, in hopes to rise in time to go down to the Garden and hear Martins lec- ture at seven o'clock. He lectures every morning at that hour, and Zuccarini again every morning from eight to nine, and also from eleven to twelve. The scientific people here have been arranging a little fete for Saturday, the birthday of Lin...nseus. It is decided that there is to be a botanical excursion, I believe, to the Tegernsee, some fifteen miles off, and I suppose ' also a picnic dinner. I have not learned all the par- ticulars, but this I shall do in time, as I am to be one of the party.
14th June, 1839. — I rose early this morning and went to hear Martins lecture at the Garden at seven o'clock. He is a good lecturer, fluent and clear.
Called on Dr. Schultes ; ^ then returned to breakfast ; afterwards spent the morning at the cabinet, with the ^ Julius Hermann Schultes, 1804 Died in Munich, 1840.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is now sunset, eight o'clock ; all the shops in the town have been closed nearly an hour, the peo- ple all enjoying themselves in the gardens round- about. I am going to bed early, in hopes to rise in time to go down to the Garden and hear Martins lec- ture at seven o'clock. He lectures every morning at that hour, and Zuccarini again every morning from eight to nine, and also from eleven to twelve. The scientific people here have been arranging a little fete for Saturday, the birthday of Lin...nseus. It is decided that there is to be a botanical excursion, I believe, to the Tegernsee, some fifteen miles off, and I suppose ' also a picnic dinner. I have not learned all the par- ticulars, but this I shall do in time, as I am to be one of the party.
14th June, 1839. — I rose early this morning and went to hear Martins lecture at the Garden at seven o'clock. He is a good lecturer, fluent and clear.
Called on Dr. Schultes ; ^ then returned to breakfast ; afterwards spent the morning at the cabinet, with the ^ Julius Hermann Schultes, 1804 Died in Munich, 1840.
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