The Farmers Monthly Visitor volume V10 11 1848 49
The Farmers Monthly Visitor volume V10 11 1848 49
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The outlet of both the Cayuga and Seneca lakes connects these lakes with this {rrand canal. But the railroad tip lo this time has been n failure. Steam locomotives were first employed to oarry passengers and freight: the great expense of the road affording no dividends with the corporation in debt, re- pairs were neglected. Finally breaking through a bridge weakened by age with the loss of hu- man life, the steam engine was taken off; and the travel over the road is now once a day with horses i...n even a slower pare than over a good common road, on which at night We took pas- sage. It was a cold Saturday night, but a bright moonlight. The first few miles out of Ithaca the rise several hundred feel in the ridge which divides the upper waters of the Susqtiehannah from those which (low into Ontario lake is en- countered. The course of the road from the height downward was along one of those valleys common to that region where a mountain ridge from three to live hundn d feel in height uniform on both sides lies along the way, leaving an open intervale on the stream of various width and fertility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The outlet of both the Cayuga and Seneca lakes connects these lakes with this {rrand canal. But the railroad tip lo this time has been n failure. Steam locomotives were first employed to oarry passengers and freight: the great expense of the road affording no dividends with the corporation in debt, re- pairs were neglected. Finally breaking through a bridge weakened by age with the loss of hu- man life, the steam engine was taken off; and the travel over the road is now once a day with horses i...n even a slower pare than over a good common road, on which at night We took pas- sage. It was a cold Saturday night, but a bright moonlight. The first few miles out of Ithaca the rise several hundred feel in the ridge which divides the upper waters of the Susqtiehannah from those which (low into Ontario lake is en- countered. The course of the road from the height downward was along one of those valleys common to that region where a mountain ridge from three to live hundn d feel in height uniform on both sides lies along the way, leaving an open intervale on the stream of various width and fertility.
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