The North American Review volume 18
The North American Review volume 18
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After praising the Quaker costume in Philadel phia, and doubting whether the characteristic shrillness of voice, which slides from the tongues of some of the fair inhabitants of that city of brotherly love, would pass with out remark in England ; and after showing how it is, that the females in this country cannot be expected to have their" taste so much matured, and their intellect so widely expand ed, as in his native island, he closes the description of his second class as follows. ' Among t...he young ladies of Boston there appeared to me to be, if less refinement than in the Carolinians, yet a very agreeable union of domestic habits and literary taste, and great kindness and simplicity of man ners. ' The third class may be despatched in one word. It com prehends all, that stand on the scale below the second, and thus takes in the great mass of our population.
As admirable as this new mode of classification undoubt edly is, it has the peculiar merit of tending to a still greater simplicity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After praising the Quaker costume in Philadel phia, and doubting whether the characteristic shrillness of voice, which slides from the tongues of some of the fair inhabitants of that city of brotherly love, would pass with out remark in England ; and after showing how it is, that the females in this country cannot be expected to have their" taste so much matured, and their intellect so widely expand ed, as in his native island, he closes the description of his second class as follows. ' Among t...he young ladies of Boston there appeared to me to be, if less refinement than in the Carolinians, yet a very agreeable union of domestic habits and literary taste, and great kindness and simplicity of man ners. ' The third class may be despatched in one word. It com prehends all, that stand on the scale below the second, and thus takes in the great mass of our population.
As admirable as this new mode of classification undoubt edly is, it has the peculiar merit of tending to a still greater simplicity.
What to read after The North American Review volume 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E a Welty to read onlineMoreLess
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