Letters From An American Farmer By Hector St. John De Crevecoeur



















































































































































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Minister: You can write full as well as you need, and will improve
very fast; trust to my prophecy, your - Page 32
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Minister: You Can Write Full As Well As You Need, And Will Improve Very Fast; Trust To My Prophecy, Your

Letters, at least, will have the merit of coming from the edge of the great wilderness, three hundred miles from

The sea, and three thousand miles over that sea: this will be no detriment to them, take my word for it. You intend one of your children for the gown, who knows but Mr. F. B. may give you some assistance when the lad comes to have concerns with the bishop; it is good for American farmers to have friends even in England. What he requires of you is but simple - what we speak out among ourselves we call conversation, and a letter is only conversation put down in black and white.

James: You quite persuade me - if he laughs at my awkwardness, surely he will be pleased with my ready compliance. On my part, it will be well meant let the execution be what it may. I will write enough, and so let him have the trouble of sifting the good from the bad, the useful from the trifling; let him select what he may want, and reject what may not answer his purpose. After all, it is but treating Mr. F. B. now that he is in London, as I treated him when he was in America under this roof; that is with the best things I had; given with a good intention; and the best manner I was able. Very different, James, very different indeed, said my wife, I like not thy comparison; our small house and cellar, our orchard and garden afforded what he wanted; one half of his time Mr. F. B., poor man, lived upon nothing but fruit-pies, or peaches and milk.

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