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W to Doc* McH as she had promised to take tea and spend the evening with Mrs. McH Mrs. Carroll ex pected Mrs. W . Had made considerable prepara" tion, we found a large bowl of salubrious ice punch with fruits etc. , which had been plucked from the trees in a green house, lying on the tables in great abundance; these after riding twenty- five or thirty miles without eating or drinking was no unwelcome luxuries, however, Mrs. Carroll could not complain that we had not done her punch honor, for in... the course of one quarter of an hour (the time we tarried) the bowl which held upwards of two gallons was entirely consumed to the no 1 Probably Dr. James McHenry, who had held many po sitions of trust during the Revolution, and was later appointed Secretary of War to succeed Timothy Pickering.
2 This fine old Baltimore residence of Charles Carroll s, located on East Lombard Street, is still standing, the broad spiral stairway and spacious hall recalling its former gran deur. Some Hebrew letters over the handsome doorway announce that the services of the svnagoguc are held in one of the large rooms, while the remainder have become the cheap lodgings of a squalid population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W to Doc* McH as she had promised to take tea and spend the evening with Mrs. McH Mrs. Carroll ex pected Mrs. W . Had made considerable prepara" tion, we found a large bowl of salubrious ice punch with fruits etc. , which had been plucked from the trees in a green house, lying on the tables in great abundance; these after riding twenty- five or thirty miles without eating or drinking was no unwelcome luxuries, however, Mrs. Carroll could not complain that we had not done her punch honor, for in... the course of one quarter of an hour (the time we tarried) the bowl which held upwards of two gallons was entirely consumed to the no 1 Probably Dr. James McHenry, who had held many po sitions of trust during the Revolution, and was later appointed Secretary of War to succeed Timothy Pickering.
2 This fine old Baltimore residence of Charles Carroll s, located on East Lombard Street, is still standing, the broad spiral stairway and spacious hall recalling its former gran deur. Some Hebrew letters over the handsome doorway announce that the services of the svnagoguc are held in one of the large rooms, while the remainder have become the cheap lodgings of a squalid population.
What to read after Martha Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Anne Hollingsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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