The Life And Times of George Washington
The Life And Times of George Washington
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A hamlet consisting of a few log houses, called the town, composed what is now the populous and flourishing city of Pittsburg. He de- scended the Ohio as far as the great Kanawha; break- OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. 121 fasted at Log-town ; and in the progress of his jour- ney gratified his passion for hunting by the pursuit of deer, and the shooting of wild turkeys. He made frequent notes of the appearance of the country, and of the quality of the soil. After his return home, the hazardous nature of ...his journey became apparent by another outbreak of the Indian tribes, which took place on the Ohio, in which Colonel Lewis and a number of Virginians were murdered on the banks of the great Kanawha.
The paternal conduct of Washington toward the two children of his wife, has already been referred to. His sensibilities were now put to a severe tost by the illness and death of Miss Custis, in her seventeenth year. She had always been of a feeble constitution, and early in the summer of 1773 became rapidly worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A hamlet consisting of a few log houses, called the town, composed what is now the populous and flourishing city of Pittsburg. He de- scended the Ohio as far as the great Kanawha; break- OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. 121 fasted at Log-town ; and in the progress of his jour- ney gratified his passion for hunting by the pursuit of deer, and the shooting of wild turkeys. He made frequent notes of the appearance of the country, and of the quality of the soil. After his return home, the hazardous nature of ...his journey became apparent by another outbreak of the Indian tribes, which took place on the Ohio, in which Colonel Lewis and a number of Virginians were murdered on the banks of the great Kanawha.
The paternal conduct of Washington toward the two children of his wife, has already been referred to. His sensibilities were now put to a severe tost by the illness and death of Miss Custis, in her seventeenth year. She had always been of a feeble constitution, and early in the summer of 1773 became rapidly worse.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mosheim Smucker to read onlineMoreLess
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