The Continental Monthly 5
The Continental Monthly 5
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We were hence carried miles away from sight of the famed-pictured rocks or of any land. Tending southerly and still westward, we steamed on over the dark waters, during a serene night, until daylight showed us the beautiful town of Marquette. Scarce seven years old, the fruit of the iron mining in its vicinity, it spreads its neat white cot- tages around the crescent of its bay and river on an amphitheatre of hills.
The rail train destined to Bai de Noc, on Green Bay, and finished to Marquette ...liOnes, in all some eighteen miles, was starting upon our arrival Marquette, though so young, a mere group of cot- tages, fironting a wilderness, firom its rich mines of the best iron, has become at once a scene of industry and large outlay of capital ; while the beauty of its position and its unrivalled climate, surpassing all others on Lake Superior, have already made it the most attrac- tive summer resort, as well for the pleasure traveller as the pulmonary in- valid. Its climate, without the sea air, has a cool, silken softness, reminding one of Newport, Rhode Island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were hence carried miles away from sight of the famed-pictured rocks or of any land. Tending southerly and still westward, we steamed on over the dark waters, during a serene night, until daylight showed us the beautiful town of Marquette. Scarce seven years old, the fruit of the iron mining in its vicinity, it spreads its neat white cot- tages around the crescent of its bay and river on an amphitheatre of hills.
The rail train destined to Bai de Noc, on Green Bay, and finished to Marquette ...liOnes, in all some eighteen miles, was starting upon our arrival Marquette, though so young, a mere group of cot- tages, fironting a wilderness, firom its rich mines of the best iron, has become at once a scene of industry and large outlay of capital ; while the beauty of its position and its unrivalled climate, surpassing all others on Lake Superior, have already made it the most attrac- tive summer resort, as well for the pleasure traveller as the pulmonary in- valid. Its climate, without the sea air, has a cool, silken softness, reminding one of Newport, Rhode Island.
What to read after The Continental Monthly 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Making of America Project to read onlineMoreLess
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