New Connecticut An Autobiographical Poem
New Connecticut An Autobiographical Poem
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T. Allyn, of Norfolk, for $270, due him for goods. I *' October. Leave home with Thomas Alcox and my brother Chatfield, for Virginia, driving wagons bought at Berlin, Ct. , with goods purchased at Meriden (on credit), and some clocks also, — my father giving the horse. We journey South by land.^ Am at Alexandria in November, at Norfolk, Jan. 7, 1822, and ride on horseback thence on a silver speculation. The costly coat scorns peddling, and sinks money fast. Am at Richmond, March 21. Peddling wi...ll never do, — neither pleasure nor profit therein.
*« 1822. April 7. At Norfolk, J. T. Allyn takes a bill of sale of my horse, wagon, and goods on account ; and on the 12th of April I am at Warrenton, N. C, teaching penmanship, with fifteen pupils ; terms, $3. I read here Goldsmith's * Vicar of Wakefield, ' and Johnson's ' Rasselas. ' " June. Walk from Warrenton through the States to Spindle Hill. I sleep one night in a tobacco house in Maryland, and come, unshod, from Amboy to New York City on board the steamer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Allyn, of Norfolk, for $270, due him for goods. I *' October. Leave home with Thomas Alcox and my brother Chatfield, for Virginia, driving wagons bought at Berlin, Ct. , with goods purchased at Meriden (on credit), and some clocks also, — my father giving the horse. We journey South by land.^ Am at Alexandria in November, at Norfolk, Jan. 7, 1822, and ride on horseback thence on a silver speculation. The costly coat scorns peddling, and sinks money fast. Am at Richmond, March 21. Peddling wi...ll never do, — neither pleasure nor profit therein.
*« 1822. April 7. At Norfolk, J. T. Allyn takes a bill of sale of my horse, wagon, and goods on account ; and on the 12th of April I am at Warrenton, N. C, teaching penmanship, with fifteen pupils ; terms, $3. I read here Goldsmith's * Vicar of Wakefield, ' and Johnson's ' Rasselas. ' " June. Walk from Warrenton through the States to Spindle Hill. I sleep one night in a tobacco house in Maryland, and come, unshod, from Amboy to New York City on board the steamer.
What to read after New Connecticut An Autobiographical Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amos Bronson Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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