Palmetto-Leaves
Palmetto-Leaves
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John's is this accessory of a wharf and boat- I house. The river is, for a greater or less dis- 1 tance from the shore, too shallow to admit the (approach of steamboats ; and wharves of fifty or a hundred feet in length are needed to enable passengers to land.
The bottom of the river is of hard, sparkling white sand, into which spiles are easily driven ; : Digitized by VjOOQ IC pBi 230 PALMETTO-LEA VES.
and the building and keeping-up of such a wharf is a trifling trouble and expense in a land ...where lumber is so plentiful.
Our friend Mr. is, like many other old Floridian residents, originally from the North.
In early youth he came to Florida a condemned and doomed consumptive, recovered his health, and has lived a long and happy life here, and acquired a handsome property.
He owns extensive tracts of rich and beautiful land on the west bank of the St. John's, between it and Jacksonville, destined, as that city grows and extends, to become of increasing value.
His wife, like himself originally of Northern origin, has become perfectly acclimated and nat- uralized by years' residence at the South ; and is, to all intents and purposes, a Southern woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John's is this accessory of a wharf and boat- I house. The river is, for a greater or less dis- 1 tance from the shore, too shallow to admit the (approach of steamboats ; and wharves of fifty or a hundred feet in length are needed to enable passengers to land.
The bottom of the river is of hard, sparkling white sand, into which spiles are easily driven ; : Digitized by VjOOQ IC pBi 230 PALMETTO-LEA VES.
and the building and keeping-up of such a wharf is a trifling trouble and expense in a land ...where lumber is so plentiful.
Our friend Mr. is, like many other old Floridian residents, originally from the North.
In early youth he came to Florida a condemned and doomed consumptive, recovered his health, and has lived a long and happy life here, and acquired a handsome property.
He owns extensive tracts of rich and beautiful land on the west bank of the St. John's, between it and Jacksonville, destined, as that city grows and extends, to become of increasing value.
His wife, like himself originally of Northern origin, has become perfectly acclimated and nat- uralized by years' residence at the South ; and is, to all intents and purposes, a Southern woman.
What to read after Palmetto-Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stowe Harriet Beecher to read onlineMoreLess
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