Summer's Jaunt Across the Water ...
Summer's Jaunt Across the Water ...
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We paced the superb graperies, pineries, peach and nectarine forcing- B N 6 L A N D. 71 houses, and tasted fine specimens of the Queen's fruits; the Chasselas grapes and Prince Albert strawberries, were cer- tainly never exceeded for excellence.
On my observing that Dr. Brinckle of Philadelphia, had solved that difficult problem in which European gardeners had failed, of hybridising the Alpine strawberry with the larger cultivated kinds, and thus producing a perpetual bearer, the head gardener,... Mr. Ingram, expressed the strongest interest ; said he had not succeeded in his various attempts, and begged that I would endeavour to forward him- a few plants, in order that he might serve the royal table with this delicious fruit, at unseasonable periods. I have promised for my friend, Dr. B., that the Queen shall be gratified ; she has already eaten canvass-back ducks from America with gusto, from a parcel sent over to the late Granville Penn, who fi^rwarded a portion to his neighbour at Windsor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We paced the superb graperies, pineries, peach and nectarine forcing- B N 6 L A N D. 71 houses, and tasted fine specimens of the Queen's fruits; the Chasselas grapes and Prince Albert strawberries, were cer- tainly never exceeded for excellence.
On my observing that Dr. Brinckle of Philadelphia, had solved that difficult problem in which European gardeners had failed, of hybridising the Alpine strawberry with the larger cultivated kinds, and thus producing a perpetual bearer, the head gardener,... Mr. Ingram, expressed the strongest interest ; said he had not succeeded in his various attempts, and begged that I would endeavour to forward him- a few plants, in order that he might serve the royal table with this delicious fruit, at unseasonable periods. I have promised for my friend, Dr. B., that the Queen shall be gratified ; she has already eaten canvass-back ducks from America with gusto, from a parcel sent over to the late Granville Penn, who fi^rwarded a portion to his neighbour at Windsor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, J. Jay (John Jay), 1798-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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