Social Life in the Early Republic With Numerous Reproductions of Portraits Mi
Social Life in the Early Republic With Numerous Reproductions of Portraits Mi
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That good lady had the portrait reinstated in the White House as soon as it was rebuilt, encircled by an appro- priate frame.
Miss Brown wrote that her mother and sister saw " Mrs. Madison in her carriage flying full speed through Georgetown, accompanied by an officer carrying a drawn sword. Where the poor fugitive found a refuge I did not learn. " From various reliable authorities it appears that Mrs. Madison's place of retreat was Rokeby, the country-seat of Mr. Richard H. Love, a mile or two... beyond what is now known as the chain 171 SOCIAL LIFE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC bridge. * Here the weary traveller found much- needed rest and refreshment, to which she was welcomed by the mistress of the house, although, probably for the first time in her life, she was grudgingly served by the domestics. When Mrs. Love told the old colored cook to hurry and make a cup of coffee for Mrs. Madison, who was suffering from the excitement and fatigue of the day, the cook replied, " I make a cup of coffee for you, Mis' Matilda, but I'm not gwine to hurry for Mis' Madison, for I done heerd Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That good lady had the portrait reinstated in the White House as soon as it was rebuilt, encircled by an appro- priate frame.
Miss Brown wrote that her mother and sister saw " Mrs. Madison in her carriage flying full speed through Georgetown, accompanied by an officer carrying a drawn sword. Where the poor fugitive found a refuge I did not learn. " From various reliable authorities it appears that Mrs. Madison's place of retreat was Rokeby, the country-seat of Mr. Richard H. Love, a mile or two... beyond what is now known as the chain 171 SOCIAL LIFE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC bridge. * Here the weary traveller found much- needed rest and refreshment, to which she was welcomed by the mistress of the house, although, probably for the first time in her life, she was grudgingly served by the domestics. When Mrs. Love told the old colored cook to hurry and make a cup of coffee for Mrs. Madison, who was suffering from the excitement and fatigue of the day, the cook replied, " I make a cup of coffee for you, Mis' Matilda, but I'm not gwine to hurry for Mis' Madison, for I done heerd Mr.
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