The Private Correspondence of Daniel Webster
The Private Correspondence of Daniel Webster
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Digiti zed by Google DANIEL WEBSTER. 169 In all probability we shall want a large supply of firewood, next fall; and perhaps you may as well get it out this winter.
If your steers should not get to be obedient by the time I get home, I can lend a hand in driving them.
Yours, J). W.
MIL WEBSTER TO MR, WESTON.
Washington, March 12, 1848.
My dear Sir, — The cold weather holds on so long, and so strong, that there wiU be little use, and less comfort, in my going North earlier than the first of Apri...l I like the suggestions in your last letter about fields for oats, except the proposition to plough up another part of the Baker pasture. That I am opposed to. An old pasture is the thing, if you will only cherish it by proper top-dressing. I dislike much to see a new pasture, with only here and there a spear of .
grass starting up. The fine, sweet grass, the soft velvet of an old pasture, cannot be produced in a hurry. All the little juniper bushes, in the Baker pasture, ought to be grubbed up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digiti zed by Google DANIEL WEBSTER. 169 In all probability we shall want a large supply of firewood, next fall; and perhaps you may as well get it out this winter.
If your steers should not get to be obedient by the time I get home, I can lend a hand in driving them.
Yours, J). W.
MIL WEBSTER TO MR, WESTON.
Washington, March 12, 1848.
My dear Sir, — The cold weather holds on so long, and so strong, that there wiU be little use, and less comfort, in my going North earlier than the first of Apri...l I like the suggestions in your last letter about fields for oats, except the proposition to plough up another part of the Baker pasture. That I am opposed to. An old pasture is the thing, if you will only cherish it by proper top-dressing. I dislike much to see a new pasture, with only here and there a spear of .
grass starting up. The fine, sweet grass, the soft velvet of an old pasture, cannot be produced in a hurry. All the little juniper bushes, in the Baker pasture, ought to be grubbed up.
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