Things As They Are in America
Things As They Are in America
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. And so you are from the old country ? . . Yes, yes, you have plenty to see . . I declare it s getting quite dark . . Well, I daresay we 11 get to Cleveland in good time. And so on he went with little intermission to the end of the journey. I see/ said he, they re slowing the train . . There s the engineer s bell . . We shall stop in a minute.
And true enough, the train drew up. The passengers hurried out, and walking down an inclined platform.
OHIO CINCINNATI. 147 readied the bank of a river,... and placed themselves upon what seemed a raft, without railing or guard of any kind along the sides. As it was exceedingly dark, I cannot venture on a description of this extraordinary ferry-boat, which crossed the Cuyahoga river with the passengers and their baggage in a manner by no means pleasant. Several times, in passing under the mooring- Hnes of steam-vessels, we were told to duck down our heads, to avoid being swept from the unprotected deck ; and at these times, while there was a general prostra tion, might be heard the eccentric Bostonian speaking to himself aloud : Ay, ay, one does meet sometimes with curious things .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. And so you are from the old country ? . . Yes, yes, you have plenty to see . . I declare it s getting quite dark . . Well, I daresay we 11 get to Cleveland in good time. And so on he went with little intermission to the end of the journey. I see/ said he, they re slowing the train . . There s the engineer s bell . . We shall stop in a minute.
And true enough, the train drew up. The passengers hurried out, and walking down an inclined platform.
OHIO CINCINNATI. 147 readied the bank of a river,... and placed themselves upon what seemed a raft, without railing or guard of any kind along the sides. As it was exceedingly dark, I cannot venture on a description of this extraordinary ferry-boat, which crossed the Cuyahoga river with the passengers and their baggage in a manner by no means pleasant. Several times, in passing under the mooring- Hnes of steam-vessels, we were told to duck down our heads, to avoid being swept from the unprotected deck ; and at these times, while there was a general prostra tion, might be heard the eccentric Bostonian speaking to himself aloud : Ay, ay, one does meet sometimes with curious things .
What to read after Things As They Are in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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