Sketches From Memory
Sketches From Memory
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Thus musing, wise in theory, but practically as great a fool as Sam, Ilifted my eyes and beheld the spires, warehouses, and dwellings ofRochester, half a mile distant on both sides of the river, indistinctlycheerful, with the twinkling of many lights amid the fall of the evening.
The town had sprung up like a mushroom, but no presage of decay could bedrawn from its hasty growth. Its edifices are of dusky brick, and ofstone that will not be grayer in a hundred years than now; its churchesare Got...hic; it is impossible to look at its worn pavements and conceivehow lately the forest leaves have been swept away. The most ancienttown in Massachusetts appears quite like an affair of yesterday, compared with Rochester. Its attributes of youth are the activity andeager life with which it is redundant. The whole street, sidewalks andcentre, was crowded with pedestrians, horsemen, stage-coaches, gigs, light wagons, and heavy ox-teams, all hurrying, trotting, rattling, andrumbling, in a throng that passed continually, but never passed away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus musing, wise in theory, but practically as great a fool as Sam, Ilifted my eyes and beheld the spires, warehouses, and dwellings ofRochester, half a mile distant on both sides of the river, indistinctlycheerful, with the twinkling of many lights amid the fall of the evening.
The town had sprung up like a mushroom, but no presage of decay could bedrawn from its hasty growth. Its edifices are of dusky brick, and ofstone that will not be grayer in a hundred years than now; its churchesare Got...hic; it is impossible to look at its worn pavements and conceivehow lately the forest leaves have been swept away. The most ancienttown in Massachusetts appears quite like an affair of yesterday, compared with Rochester. Its attributes of youth are the activity andeager life with which it is redundant. The whole street, sidewalks andcentre, was crowded with pedestrians, horsemen, stage-coaches, gigs, light wagons, and heavy ox-teams, all hurrying, trotting, rattling, andrumbling, in a throng that passed continually, but never passed away.
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