Flint's Letters
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共 23 段- Beggars do not abound here as in some countries of Europe. I
- {22} _August 3._ The theatre has some degree of resemblance
- At present, vast quantities of English goods are selling by
- Called at Noble’s tavern for breakfast. The hostess could no
- The heavy showers of rain that occasionally fall in this cou
- After examining the advantage of the different ways of trave
- It gives me much pleasure to be relieved from the company of
- Near the river Ohio the soil is light, but much broken on th
- Labourers per day, with board, ¹⁄₂ to
- Examples of credulity are not rare. Yesterday a woman was de
- The river Ohio is considered the greatest thoroughfare of ba
- To determine the most proper parts of America for new settle
- The mouth of the Wisconsin had been the site of temporary tr
- The constitution of the United States is not that ephemeral
- The evils of slave-keeping are not confined to the parts of
- Rich country signifies fertility of soil, and not the opulen
- Although earthquakes have been frequently felt in the United
- After dinner another orator took his place. The inclosure wa
- The want of employment is another strong inducement to adopt
- The falls of the Ohio are occasioned by a bed of horizontal
- On the 26th of September I left Cincinnati. My travelling eq
- [146] In order to view the country, Flint pursued a singular
- On the 24th I proceeded by land to Montreal. The soil in tha