Sermons Addresses And Letters Selected From the Writings of the Late Rev Isa
Sermons Addresses And Letters Selected From the Writings of the Late Rev Isa
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Independently of the water for which this place is chiefly famed, it seems to have 212 LETTERS.
been partitularlj designed by the beneficent Creator, to furnish a salutary and pleasing retreat for the infirm and the languid, during the sultry heat of summer. It lies in a deep narrow vale, formed on the north by a lofty, steep and craggy mountain, and by a considerable hili on the south. The first of these, besides exhibiting to ihe contemplative mind, a pleasing prospect of nat ure in her rude,... untouched magnificence, and I think not sus- ceptible of improvement by the hand of art, serves the valuable purpose of intercepting the morning and even- ing rays of the sun, and by these means of protracting, considerably, the coolness of those sweet and refreshing hours, which form the beginning and the close of the summer day. The town is not yet an object of much consideration ; though it is scattered over a pretty large extent of ground. The greater part of the houses, which I conjecture amount in the whole, to between one hundred and fifty, and two hundred, are small and indilferent, suited merely to the design of a temporary residence ; though there are a few of a neat and con- venient structure already built, and others continually rising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Independently of the water for which this place is chiefly famed, it seems to have 212 LETTERS.
been partitularlj designed by the beneficent Creator, to furnish a salutary and pleasing retreat for the infirm and the languid, during the sultry heat of summer. It lies in a deep narrow vale, formed on the north by a lofty, steep and craggy mountain, and by a considerable hili on the south. The first of these, besides exhibiting to ihe contemplative mind, a pleasing prospect of nat ure in her rude,... untouched magnificence, and I think not sus- ceptible of improvement by the hand of art, serves the valuable purpose of intercepting the morning and even- ing rays of the sun, and by these means of protracting, considerably, the coolness of those sweet and refreshing hours, which form the beginning and the close of the summer day. The town is not yet an object of much consideration ; though it is scattered over a pretty large extent of ground. The greater part of the houses, which I conjecture amount in the whole, to between one hundred and fifty, and two hundred, are small and indilferent, suited merely to the design of a temporary residence ; though there are a few of a neat and con- venient structure already built, and others continually rising.
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