Life of Joseph Green Cogswell As Sketched in His Letters
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in one and myself in the other. Our family consists of Mr. B., Mr. Hentz and myself, Miss Bancroft, sixteen boys and four serv- ants. My sister could not get ready to join us until Jan- uary We take a great deal of exercise, running, jumping, leaping, climbing, etc. Every Saturday afternoon we 19 146 JOSEPH GREEN COGSWELL. I1823.
walk from twelve to sixteen miles. The day after Thanksgiving I took six of them with me to Hartford.
We walked the first twenty-one. miles before noon, and rode the r...emaining twenty-seven after dinner. The next day we visited the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, and other curiosities in Hartford, returned to Round Hill by seven in the evening, making in the whole about one hundred miles, and were absent but thirty-seven hours, and performed nearly half of the distance on foot. So that you may judge we are strong and well, which is the fact, and so we have all been, ever since our residence here. We live as simply as possible, and eat the best food we can get of this kind Commend me most particularly and affectionately to all to whom I belong, and tell them that I hope to shake off my chains, before many months, long enough to spend a week, at least, where the largest and best part of my affections will ever dwell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in one and myself in the other. Our family consists of Mr. B., Mr. Hentz and myself, Miss Bancroft, sixteen boys and four serv- ants. My sister could not get ready to join us until Jan- uary We take a great deal of exercise, running, jumping, leaping, climbing, etc. Every Saturday afternoon we 19 146 JOSEPH GREEN COGSWELL. I1823.
walk from twelve to sixteen miles. The day after Thanksgiving I took six of them with me to Hartford.
We walked the first twenty-one. miles before noon, and rode the r...emaining twenty-seven after dinner. The next day we visited the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, and other curiosities in Hartford, returned to Round Hill by seven in the evening, making in the whole about one hundred miles, and were absent but thirty-seven hours, and performed nearly half of the distance on foot. So that you may judge we are strong and well, which is the fact, and so we have all been, ever since our residence here. We live as simply as possible, and eat the best food we can get of this kind Commend me most particularly and affectionately to all to whom I belong, and tell them that I hope to shake off my chains, before many months, long enough to spend a week, at least, where the largest and best part of my affections will ever dwell.
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