The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish: a Tale;
The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish: a Tale;
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The agriculturist passes the heath and the barren, to seat himself on the river-bottom; the trader looks for the site of demand and supply and the artisan quits his native village to seek em- oloyment in situations where labor will meet its fullest reward. It is a consequence of this extraor- dinary freedom of election, that, while the great Hosted by Google 244 THE WEPT picture of American society has been sketched with so much boldness, a large portion of the filling-up Etill remains to be do...ne. The emigrant has consult- ed his immediate interests ; and, while no very ex- tensive and profitable territory, thioughout the whole of our immense possessions, has been wholly neglected, neither has any particular district yd attained the finish of improvement. The city is even now, seen in the wilderness, and the wilder- ness often continues near the city, while the lattei is sending forth its swarms to distant scenes of in- dustry. After thirty years of fostering care on the part of the government, the Capital, itself, presents its disjointed and sickly villages, in the centre of the deserted * old-fields' of Maryland, while number- less youthful rivals are flourishing on the waters of the West, in spots where the bear has ranged and the wolf howled, long since the former has been termed a city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The agriculturist passes the heath and the barren, to seat himself on the river-bottom; the trader looks for the site of demand and supply and the artisan quits his native village to seek em- oloyment in situations where labor will meet its fullest reward. It is a consequence of this extraor- dinary freedom of election, that, while the great Hosted by Google 244 THE WEPT picture of American society has been sketched with so much boldness, a large portion of the filling-up Etill remains to be do...ne. The emigrant has consult- ed his immediate interests ; and, while no very ex- tensive and profitable territory, thioughout the whole of our immense possessions, has been wholly neglected, neither has any particular district yd attained the finish of improvement. The city is even now, seen in the wilderness, and the wilder- ness often continues near the city, while the lattei is sending forth its swarms to distant scenes of in- dustry. After thirty years of fostering care on the part of the government, the Capital, itself, presents its disjointed and sickly villages, in the centre of the deserted * old-fields' of Maryland, while number- less youthful rivals are flourishing on the waters of the West, in spots where the bear has ranged and the wolf howled, long since the former has been termed a city.
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