Memoirs And Letters of Dolly Madison, Wife of James Madison, President of the United States
Memoirs And Letters of Dolly Madison, Wife of James Madison, President of the United States
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Madison and herself, with such guests as were of the same mind, took the long drive every fair Sunday until failing .
11 1 62 MEMOIRS AND LETTERS health kept him at home and her to keep him company.
One of the great occasions for bringing the neighbors together from far and near were the camp-meetings, looked forward to with great pleasure and participated in by old and young of all denominations.
Barbecues, too, were at the height of their popularity. At these feasts the woods were alive with ...carriages, horses, servants, and children ; farmers exchanged ideas about crops and politics, while a long table was spread under the forest oaks, and heaped with good things of every kind. Animals were roasted whole, the punch-bowl passed from lip to lip accompanied by an appetite whetted by the invigorating mountain air, **and the pleasure of clasping hands with neighbors seen only at meeting time." The woods rang with merriment If not too late, fiddles were produced by some of the negroes, and a dance ended the day, the guests departing reluctantly and ac- cording to the number of miles before them, while the negroes, after a feast off the remains of the repast, made the night melodious with their wild, sweet songs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madison and herself, with such guests as were of the same mind, took the long drive every fair Sunday until failing .
11 1 62 MEMOIRS AND LETTERS health kept him at home and her to keep him company.
One of the great occasions for bringing the neighbors together from far and near were the camp-meetings, looked forward to with great pleasure and participated in by old and young of all denominations.
Barbecues, too, were at the height of their popularity. At these feasts the woods were alive with ...carriages, horses, servants, and children ; farmers exchanged ideas about crops and politics, while a long table was spread under the forest oaks, and heaped with good things of every kind. Animals were roasted whole, the punch-bowl passed from lip to lip accompanied by an appetite whetted by the invigorating mountain air, **and the pleasure of clasping hands with neighbors seen only at meeting time." The woods rang with merriment If not too late, fiddles were produced by some of the negroes, and a dance ended the day, the guests departing reluctantly and ac- cording to the number of miles before them, while the negroes, after a feast off the remains of the repast, made the night melodious with their wild, sweet songs.
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