The Glenns; a Family History
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" Mr. Vincent : Dear Sir, — I have to aanounce to you that your brother, Martin R. Vmcent, late of Austin, in this republic, died in this city ten days ago, of the yellow fever. He was on his way to the States when he was attacl^ed by the disease, and his last moments regretted nothing so muph as that he was un- able to see you once more before he died.
" He was seized at his death of a large amount of real estate, (besides personal property) all of which he has be- queathed to you and to your ...children (if any). His wife died some years ago, and his only remaining chfld was killed by the Camanches in the year 1840. If you have any phildren, there- fore, they are his heirs, according to a will which is now in my possession, duly executed and authenticated. If you have but one child, it is the sole heir to the whole property, expepting one plantation on the Brazos Bottom, which is yours for the term of your life. This is the most, valuable single piece of property devised, netting, I presume, an income of eight thou- sand dollars per annum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Vincent : Dear Sir, — I have to aanounce to you that your brother, Martin R. Vmcent, late of Austin, in this republic, died in this city ten days ago, of the yellow fever. He was on his way to the States when he was attacl^ed by the disease, and his last moments regretted nothing so muph as that he was un- able to see you once more before he died.
" He was seized at his death of a large amount of real estate, (besides personal property) all of which he has be- queathed to you and to your ...children (if any). His wife died some years ago, and his only remaining chfld was killed by the Camanches in the year 1840. If you have any phildren, there- fore, they are his heirs, according to a will which is now in my possession, duly executed and authenticated. If you have but one child, it is the sole heir to the whole property, expepting one plantation on the Brazos Bottom, which is yours for the term of your life. This is the most, valuable single piece of property devised, netting, I presume, an income of eight thou- sand dollars per annum.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcconnel, John Ludlum, 1826-1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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