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Mr. Custis took the trouble to secure some seeds for General Washington, and the General planted them at Mount Vernon and reported the results. He said that it might serve its purpose fairly well in a light soil like that of the peninsula, but on the stronger lands of Piedmont there was a plenty of products of better substance both as feed and fertilizers. Washing- ton was unquestionably a scientific farmer in his day, and while far behind the discoveries of the present, he was first in this as... in other things.
The old great-grandfather of whom I have spoken, simply idolized Washington, as well he might. Mr. Custis referring to him says that Cropper had but one toast for all Companies, banquets. Fourth of July, Twenty-second of February, marriages, funerals, and that was "God bless the memory of George Washing- ton. " On a certain occasion soon after the War, CoL Cropper was in the coffee-room at Mammy Peterkin's, a famous tavern in Delaware, on the road between his home and Philadelphia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Custis took the trouble to secure some seeds for General Washington, and the General planted them at Mount Vernon and reported the results. He said that it might serve its purpose fairly well in a light soil like that of the peninsula, but on the stronger lands of Piedmont there was a plenty of products of better substance both as feed and fertilizers. Washing- ton was unquestionably a scientific farmer in his day, and while far behind the discoveries of the present, he was first in this as... in other things.
The old great-grandfather of whom I have spoken, simply idolized Washington, as well he might. Mr. Custis referring to him says that Cropper had but one toast for all Companies, banquets. Fourth of July, Twenty-second of February, marriages, funerals, and that was "God bless the memory of George Washing- ton. " On a certain occasion soon after the War, CoL Cropper was in the coffee-room at Mammy Peterkin's, a famous tavern in Delaware, on the road between his home and Philadelphia.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharon Historical Society From Old Catalog to read onlineMoreLess
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