Michigan Historical Collections 2
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Geo. Wilcox and J. F. Sammons, of this city) he set out as an emigrant, landing in Detroit November 3d, 1832. Detroit was then a flourishing village of 2,500 inhabitants, one of which said inhabitants agreed to take his family and goods to Ann Arbor for fifteen dollars, but before he would unload them at their destination demanded and was paid sixteen dollars and fifty cents for the job. Mr. S. was also obliged to pay a dock tax in Detroit of three dollars, before he was allowed to load his goo...ds. It being late in the season, the roads were in a fearful condition. At one place they came upon an emigrant whose wagon was in a mud hole up> to the hubs, and his team unable to pull it through. After a good deal of tall swearing he unhitched his team, drove them around and hitched them to the rear end of the wagon, when, b}^ a liberal application of blue beech, interspersed with a fine display of oratory, he succeeded in hauling his wagon back and out of the mud, when he at once started back, say- ing he had enough of this God-forsaken countr}', and was going back ta York state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Geo. Wilcox and J. F. Sammons, of this city) he set out as an emigrant, landing in Detroit November 3d, 1832. Detroit was then a flourishing village of 2,500 inhabitants, one of which said inhabitants agreed to take his family and goods to Ann Arbor for fifteen dollars, but before he would unload them at their destination demanded and was paid sixteen dollars and fifty cents for the job. Mr. S. was also obliged to pay a dock tax in Detroit of three dollars, before he was allowed to load his goo...ds. It being late in the season, the roads were in a fearful condition. At one place they came upon an emigrant whose wagon was in a mud hole up> to the hubs, and his team unable to pull it through. After a good deal of tall swearing he unhitched his team, drove them around and hitched them to the rear end of the wagon, when, b}^ a liberal application of blue beech, interspersed with a fine display of oratory, he succeeded in hauling his wagon back and out of the mud, when he at once started back, say- ing he had enough of this God-forsaken countr}', and was going back ta York state.
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