Life And Memorials of Daniel Webster 1
Life And Memorials of Daniel Webster 1
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and the remains of the eonstrueted portion are 0liM yisible. No traces remain of ihe old mill itself n^ less they are the mill-stones. After their nse was discontinued, these yalaable relics were carried up the bank and put into a cellar-wall, where I -ssim them. The building that stood over the cdLlar bad long since gone to decay, but there stand the grindl- ing stones facing each other, which, for many yealM^ assisted in making bread for the pioneers of all !^ section of the country. Were the...y mine, I wouM not be Vandal enough to break them to pieces.
There are on the farm a few fertile spots which rewarded its present owner satisfactorily for his tofl and pains ; but the granite rocks viable in all direo- tions, render a great portion of it fit only for pastur- age. Such is the birth-place of the greatest man of our time. Is such a spot without interest ?
Mr. Daniel Webster was one of ten children, himself the ninth. I will mention each one in the order of their ages.
Ebenezer Webster was his eldest brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and the remains of the eonstrueted portion are 0liM yisible. No traces remain of ihe old mill itself n^ less they are the mill-stones. After their nse was discontinued, these yalaable relics were carried up the bank and put into a cellar-wall, where I -ssim them. The building that stood over the cdLlar bad long since gone to decay, but there stand the grindl- ing stones facing each other, which, for many yealM^ assisted in making bread for the pioneers of all !^ section of the country. Were the...y mine, I wouM not be Vandal enough to break them to pieces.
There are on the farm a few fertile spots which rewarded its present owner satisfactorily for his tofl and pains ; but the granite rocks viable in all direo- tions, render a great portion of it fit only for pastur- age. Such is the birth-place of the greatest man of our time. Is such a spot without interest ?
Mr. Daniel Webster was one of ten children, himself the ninth. I will mention each one in the order of their ages.
Ebenezer Webster was his eldest brother.
What to read after Life And Memorials of Daniel Webster 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S P Samuel P Lyman to read onlineMoreLess
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