New Travels in the United States of America : Including the Commerce of America With Europe ; Particularly With France And Great Britain ; in Two Volumes 1
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Nothing is more falfe. I have obferved with care the women between thirty and fifty years of age : they have generally a good appearance, good UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 303 good health, and are «vea agreeable. I have feen them of fifty, with fuch an air of frefli- iiefs, that they would not have been taken by an European for more than forty. I have feeii women of fixty and feventy, fparkling with health. I fpeak here efpecially of the women of New Hamplliire, MaflachuiTets, and Connec- ticut.
I...n Pennfylvania you do not fee the fame tints adorn the interefting vifages of the daughters and wives of the Quakers; they are generally pale.
I have paid attention to their teeth. I have feen of them that are fine ; and where they are otherwife, it is, as in England, more ov/ing to hot drinks than to the climate.
Not only the number of aged perfons are more confiderable here than in Europe, as I am.
going to prove to you, but they preferve gene- rally their faculties, intellecflual and phylical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing is more falfe. I have obferved with care the women between thirty and fifty years of age : they have generally a good appearance, good UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 303 good health, and are «vea agreeable. I have feen them of fifty, with fuch an air of frefli- iiefs, that they would not have been taken by an European for more than forty. I have feeii women of fixty and feventy, fparkling with health. I fpeak here efpecially of the women of New Hamplliire, MaflachuiTets, and Connec- ticut.
I...n Pennfylvania you do not fee the fame tints adorn the interefting vifages of the daughters and wives of the Quakers; they are generally pale.
I have paid attention to their teeth. I have feen of them that are fine ; and where they are otherwife, it is, as in England, more ov/ing to hot drinks than to the climate.
Not only the number of aged perfons are more confiderable here than in Europe, as I am.
going to prove to you, but they preferve gene- rally their faculties, intellecflual and phylical.
What to read after New Travels in the United States of America : Including the Commerce of America With Europe ; Particularly With France And Great Britain ; in Two Volumes 1?
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