The Life of Rev Morris Officer Am
The Life of Rev Morris Officer Am
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Reuben Lewis, who lately immigrated from near the Natu- ral Bridge in Virginia, had selected land and erect- ed a comfortable hewed log-house, and seemed hopeful and well satisfied with the country. Walking half an hour more he reached a new^ set- tlciiK'nt of seven houses. The settlers were from Richmond, Virginia. They appeared cheerful, and (h'tcrmine(l to iiuprove their lands. The next half hour's walk br«)U«_rlit him to Zodaque, a native town of sixty houses. Half an hour from this town br...ought him to a recent settlement of three families from Xewberry District, South REV. MORRIS OFFICER. 269 Carolina. On asking one, '^ How do you like the country?" the prompt reply was, "First-rate. " He says: "Soon after leaving here, one half hour from Carysburg, I saw the tracks of oxen and cart, showing that these are actually in use on a short hit of this road. If a road could be written out, what a commodious highway this would be. But alas ! it must be chopped out, and chopping and digging are work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reuben Lewis, who lately immigrated from near the Natu- ral Bridge in Virginia, had selected land and erect- ed a comfortable hewed log-house, and seemed hopeful and well satisfied with the country. Walking half an hour more he reached a new^ set- tlciiK'nt of seven houses. The settlers were from Richmond, Virginia. They appeared cheerful, and (h'tcrmine(l to iiuprove their lands. The next half hour's walk br«)U«_rlit him to Zodaque, a native town of sixty houses. Half an hour from this town br...ought him to a recent settlement of three families from Xewberry District, South REV. MORRIS OFFICER. 269 Carolina. On asking one, '^ How do you like the country?" the prompt reply was, "First-rate. " He says: "Soon after leaving here, one half hour from Carysburg, I saw the tracks of oxen and cart, showing that these are actually in use on a short hit of this road. If a road could be written out, what a commodious highway this would be. But alas ! it must be chopped out, and chopping and digging are work.
What to read after The Life of Rev Morris Officer Am?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex J Alexander Jesse Imhoff to read onlineMoreLess
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