Memoir of the Rev. Benjamin Allen
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Day after to-morrow afternoon I expect to set out for home. A little more than a week will take me home. You know I have to stop by the way. I am very desirous to be at home, and you may be sure shall lose no time. The next week, I trust, will bring me there. Tell the little ones I have got some curiosities to show them.
Mr. B. has given me an Indian arrow. Love to all.
" Your's, ever, B. A," My brother, after he returned home, wrote to me, giving some further account of his northern tour. I ad...d the fol- lowing — " Philadelphia, September 10th, 1825.
" Dear Thomas : — A week or two ago, I returned from New-York. My time spent in Hudson was very short, for my object was exercise. Went to Whitesborough. Aunt Mann was at Gefieva. I went there and found myself within so short a distance of Canada and Niagara, I felt it my duty to go ; especially as I might never be so near again. The situation of Geneva is delightful: just on the shore of the Lake. Beautiful indeed is that whole country — a perfect garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Day after to-morrow afternoon I expect to set out for home. A little more than a week will take me home. You know I have to stop by the way. I am very desirous to be at home, and you may be sure shall lose no time. The next week, I trust, will bring me there. Tell the little ones I have got some curiosities to show them.
Mr. B. has given me an Indian arrow. Love to all.
" Your's, ever, B. A," My brother, after he returned home, wrote to me, giving some further account of his northern tour. I ad...d the fol- lowing — " Philadelphia, September 10th, 1825.
" Dear Thomas : — A week or two ago, I returned from New-York. My time spent in Hudson was very short, for my object was exercise. Went to Whitesborough. Aunt Mann was at Gefieva. I went there and found myself within so short a distance of Canada and Niagara, I felt it my duty to go ; especially as I might never be so near again. The situation of Geneva is delightful: just on the shore of the Lake. Beautiful indeed is that whole country — a perfect garden.
What to read after Memoir of the Rev. Benjamin Allen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory T Gregory Townsend Bedell to read onlineMoreLess
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