The Life And Letters of Washington Irving volume 1
The Life And Letters of Washington Irving volume 1
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Since then I have been for a few days up the Hudson. I set off in company with James Paulding, Mr. Latrobe, and the Count de Pourtales, whom I have found most agreeable travelling companions. We left New York about seven o'clock, in one of those great steamboats that are like floating hotels, and wc arrived at West Point in about four hours. Gouverneur Kemble's barge, with an awning, was wait- ing for us, and conveyed us across the river into a deep cove to his cottage, which is buried among be...autiful forest-trees. Here we passed three or four hot days most luxuriously, lolling on the grass under the trees, and occasionally bathing in the river. You would be charmed with Gmiver- neur's little retreat; it is quite a bachelor's Elysium From thence we took steamboat, and in a few hours were landed at Catskill, where a stage-coach was in waiting, and whirled us twelve miles up •'
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Since then I have been for a few days up the Hudson. I set off in company with James Paulding, Mr. Latrobe, and the Count de Pourtales, whom I have found most agreeable travelling companions. We left New York about seven o'clock, in one of those great steamboats that are like floating hotels, and wc arrived at West Point in about four hours. Gouverneur Kemble's barge, with an awning, was wait- ing for us, and conveyed us across the river into a deep cove to his cottage, which is buried among be...autiful forest-trees. Here we passed three or four hot days most luxuriously, lolling on the grass under the trees, and occasionally bathing in the river. You would be charmed with Gmiver- neur's little retreat; it is quite a bachelor's Elysium From thence we took steamboat, and in a few hours were landed at Catskill, where a stage-coach was in waiting, and whirled us twelve miles up •'
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