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" Dr. Rush seems to have preserved all the visiting-cards left for Mrs. Rush and himself. On these bits of pasteboard, yellowed by time, we read the names of all well-known Phila- delphians, while from other cities and coun tries came many persons who have indelibly impressed their names upon the pages of history, science, philosophy, and literature. Among these guests were George Bancroft, the historian ; Dr. Channing, the great Uni tarian preacher ; Dr. William H. Furness, a younger divine of... the same persuasion ; President Martin Van Buren, Mr. And Mrs. Fenimore Cooper, Charles Dickens, and Miss Harriet Martineau, whom one lady speaks of as so deaf and so decided in her opinions as to make the " give and take " of conversation impossible, while Mrs. Pierce Butler said that if her stay in Philadelphia were long enough, she and Miss Martineau might become friends. General J. Harlan, who had served under the Ameer of Cabul, -was entertained at the Rush house, and doubtless had yards of Arabian Nights tales with which to entertain the guests 250 Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dr. Rush seems to have preserved all the visiting-cards left for Mrs. Rush and himself. On these bits of pasteboard, yellowed by time, we read the names of all well-known Phila- delphians, while from other cities and coun tries came many persons who have indelibly impressed their names upon the pages of history, science, philosophy, and literature. Among these guests were George Bancroft, the historian ; Dr. Channing, the great Uni tarian preacher ; Dr. William H. Furness, a younger divine of... the same persuasion ; President Martin Van Buren, Mr. And Mrs. Fenimore Cooper, Charles Dickens, and Miss Harriet Martineau, whom one lady speaks of as so deaf and so decided in her opinions as to make the " give and take " of conversation impossible, while Mrs. Pierce Butler said that if her stay in Philadelphia were long enough, she and Miss Martineau might become friends. General J. Harlan, who had served under the Ameer of Cabul, -was entertained at the Rush house, and doubtless had yards of Arabian Nights tales with which to entertain the guests 250 Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Anne Hollingsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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