The Atlantic to the Pacific
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To all we have said, No ! The city of our birth, the scenes of our child- hood, the arena where has been accomplished the little we have done, has more charms than all the vast West.
New England is dear to us; and the land of Roger Williams is dearer. There is a feeling of secure and assured success in our older communities of the East, that is wanting in the West ; and it is this which gives stability to our society. Our libraries, our churches, our schools and colleges, are all founded, and a...round them cluster fond memories. The land we live in is historic. The West has just begun to write its history.
The shores of the Narragansett, then, shall make us a liome; yet we pray that we may again, some day, go *^ Across the Continent." CHAPTEE XXVIII.
Down the Denver Pacific Railroad. — The Towns of Greeley and Evans, and their Characteristics. — Our first View of Denver.
As I have heretofore mentioned, the way into Colo- rado from the Union Pacific is from Cheyenne by the Denver Pacific Pailway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To all we have said, No ! The city of our birth, the scenes of our child- hood, the arena where has been accomplished the little we have done, has more charms than all the vast West.
New England is dear to us; and the land of Roger Williams is dearer. There is a feeling of secure and assured success in our older communities of the East, that is wanting in the West ; and it is this which gives stability to our society. Our libraries, our churches, our schools and colleges, are all founded, and a...round them cluster fond memories. The land we live in is historic. The West has just begun to write its history.
The shores of the Narragansett, then, shall make us a liome; yet we pray that we may again, some day, go *^ Across the Continent." CHAPTEE XXVIII.
Down the Denver Pacific Railroad. — The Towns of Greeley and Evans, and their Characteristics. — Our first View of Denver.
As I have heretofore mentioned, the way into Colo- rado from the Union Pacific is from Cheyenne by the Denver Pacific Pailway.
What to read after The Atlantic to the Pacific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lester, John Erastus. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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