The Fishermans Daughter
The Fishermans Daughter
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should be the acknowledged peer of the wealthiest young girls in Louisiana.
The most agreeable and convenient manner of tra- veling in the United States is undoubtedly by steam- boat on the lakes and rivers. These boats ply regularly between the large cities and towns, and are arranged and furnished in the most elegant and convenient manner.
The utmost liberty and ease are permitted among the passengers, 'and one may here enjoy all the advantages of wealth without any of its inconveniences, as ...in public vehicles ; but above every thing else, the greatest attrac- tion offered by this mode of traveling is the admirable country through which you pass. Nothing can convey an idea of the grandeur and beauty of the scenery that every moment spreads out before you on the banks of these immense American rivers.
Since Chateaubriand, in his own incomparable style, described the banks of the Mississippi, many changes have taken place ; but the spectacle is no less grand than it was in the past ; the works of man have not destroyed the boundless prospects which from all points are conti- nually extended before you ; on every side an exube- rance of vegetation, almost without a parallel in the world, makes in many places the most veritable enchant- ed gardens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
should be the acknowledged peer of the wealthiest young girls in Louisiana.
The most agreeable and convenient manner of tra- veling in the United States is undoubtedly by steam- boat on the lakes and rivers. These boats ply regularly between the large cities and towns, and are arranged and furnished in the most elegant and convenient manner.
The utmost liberty and ease are permitted among the passengers, 'and one may here enjoy all the advantages of wealth without any of its inconveniences, as ...in public vehicles ; but above every thing else, the greatest attrac- tion offered by this mode of traveling is the admirable country through which you pass. Nothing can convey an idea of the grandeur and beauty of the scenery that every moment spreads out before you on the banks of these immense American rivers.
Since Chateaubriand, in his own incomparable style, described the banks of the Mississippi, many changes have taken place ; but the spectacle is no less grand than it was in the past ; the works of man have not destroyed the boundless prospects which from all points are conti- nually extended before you ; on every side an exube- rance of vegetation, almost without a parallel in the world, makes in many places the most veritable enchant- ed gardens.
What to read after The Fishermans Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Valentine Vattier Dambroyse to read onlineMoreLess
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