Worthy Women of Our First Century
Worthy Women of Our First Century
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Well, I think I have given you theology enough: so I will take up my work. But first I will mention a curious appearance on a bough of black alder which the boys brought in just now: it looks verily like white down, and seems to be a collection of singular insects of different sizes, some with wings and some without. Dr. Dana calls them a species of aphis, a genus which naturalists consider a sort of anomaly. The sweet exudation on plants called honeydew is supposed to be pro- duced by them. I ...intend to look out for them next summer. I have been reading Ricardo on Political Economy, a sensible work on that most complicated of all sciences. He dissents from Adam Smith in some important points on the subject of rent, wages, and profit; and if his opinions are correct, which he makes out very much to the satisfaction of a reader who is blessed with no greater stock of general or particular knowl- MRS. SAMUEL RIPLEY. ! 45 edge in this science than myself, he has detected some errors of considerable importance in their practical influence on the subject of taxation and other questions in legislation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I think I have given you theology enough: so I will take up my work. But first I will mention a curious appearance on a bough of black alder which the boys brought in just now: it looks verily like white down, and seems to be a collection of singular insects of different sizes, some with wings and some without. Dr. Dana calls them a species of aphis, a genus which naturalists consider a sort of anomaly. The sweet exudation on plants called honeydew is supposed to be pro- duced by them. I ...intend to look out for them next summer. I have been reading Ricardo on Political Economy, a sensible work on that most complicated of all sciences. He dissents from Adam Smith in some important points on the subject of rent, wages, and profit; and if his opinions are correct, which he makes out very much to the satisfaction of a reader who is blessed with no greater stock of general or particular knowl- MRS. SAMUEL RIPLEY. ! 45 edge in this science than myself, he has detected some errors of considerable importance in their practical influence on the subject of taxation and other questions in legislation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Butler Wister to read onlineMoreLess
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