The Historic Johnston Family of the Soo
The Historic Johnston Family of the Soo
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We came to our moorings after sunset, and I slept on board that I might put my foot on American ground the day of my birth; having just attained my 2Sth year. And as this begins a new epoch in my existence, I shall here conclude the story of my voj-age.
Remaining ever truly and affectionately yours, JOHN JOHNSTON.
LETTER IV.
St. Mary's Fall, 1st March, 1828.
My Dear Sir: — The first thing that struck me on entering New York was the kindness and urbanity of the people. I had asked my three fello...w passengers to breakfast with me, and entered into the first coffee house we saw. The people told me they were not in the habit of providing meals for those who called at their house, but as we were strangers, they would give us the best breakfast they could; accordingly we had fresh rolls, excellent butter, fresh eggs, cream, tea, coffee, smoked beef and ham, for about one shilling sterling each, which I thought augured well for our future comfort whilst in the country. I then went and called upon Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We came to our moorings after sunset, and I slept on board that I might put my foot on American ground the day of my birth; having just attained my 2Sth year. And as this begins a new epoch in my existence, I shall here conclude the story of my voj-age.
Remaining ever truly and affectionately yours, JOHN JOHNSTON.
LETTER IV.
St. Mary's Fall, 1st March, 1828.
My Dear Sir: — The first thing that struck me on entering New York was the kindness and urbanity of the people. I had asked my three fello...w passengers to breakfast with me, and entered into the first coffee house we saw. The people told me they were not in the habit of providing meals for those who called at their house, but as we were strangers, they would give us the best breakfast they could; accordingly we had fresh rolls, excellent butter, fresh eggs, cream, tea, coffee, smoked beef and ham, for about one shilling sterling each, which I thought augured well for our future comfort whilst in the country. I then went and called upon Mrs.
What to read after The Historic Johnston Family of the Soo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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