Papers Read Before the Seneca Falls Historical Society volume 2
Papers Read Before the Seneca Falls Historical Society volume 2
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There was a scramble for land. Land that had been bought from the state for ten shillings an acre in a few years rose to ten and twenty' dollars — lands with no improvements what- ever. Robert Morris was once the owner of a large part of Wayne coun- ty. Cayuga and Bridgeport were thriving places, with stores, shops, taverns. Titus' tavern at Cayuga was famous from Albany to Buffalo for its superior accommodations. Every mile or less was a wayside inn for the entertainment of man and beast. Ther...e was a demand for these inns. On the south side of the road on the hill at the lake, as has been said, was Mr. Moses' house, a long white house with a porch the whole length of the house — an inn. On the opposite side of the road was the home of Judge L, arzelere — Larzelere's inn. A traveler, as he noticed first one then the other, but not reading the latter sign c[uite correctly, ex- claimed: "Moses and La/. Arus! Both keeping tavern! What country am I traveling in?" A feature of the travel was the con- tinuous line of great red Concord coaches, each drawn by four or six horses — from fortj' to seventj^ five or more a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a scramble for land. Land that had been bought from the state for ten shillings an acre in a few years rose to ten and twenty' dollars — lands with no improvements what- ever. Robert Morris was once the owner of a large part of Wayne coun- ty. Cayuga and Bridgeport were thriving places, with stores, shops, taverns. Titus' tavern at Cayuga was famous from Albany to Buffalo for its superior accommodations. Every mile or less was a wayside inn for the entertainment of man and beast. Ther...e was a demand for these inns. On the south side of the road on the hill at the lake, as has been said, was Mr. Moses' house, a long white house with a porch the whole length of the house — an inn. On the opposite side of the road was the home of Judge L, arzelere — Larzelere's inn. A traveler, as he noticed first one then the other, but not reading the latter sign c[uite correctly, ex- claimed: "Moses and La/. Arus! Both keeping tavern! What country am I traveling in?" A feature of the travel was the con- tinuous line of great red Concord coaches, each drawn by four or six horses — from fortj' to seventj^ five or more a day.
What to read after Papers Read Before the Seneca Falls Historical Society volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seneca Falls Seneca Falls Society to read onlineMoreLess
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