A Eulogy On the Life of Daniel Webster
A Eulogy On the Life of Daniel Webster
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His friends exult ; his enemies revile. Both parties feel as though a great mountain had fallen upon their battle field, to separate by an insurmountable barrier, the contending hosts. His friends repose under its shad- ow, and bid defiance to all comers ; his enemies, like the tenants of a crushed ant-hill, are busy in removing, par- ticle by particle, those frowning cliffs that protect their fainting foes. Many such victories has he achieved. His only armor was invincible logic. He never ente...red the lists till his country needed a champion. He never sought controversy. On the contrary, all the tendencies of his nature were pacific. He was quiescent and contem- plative rather than aggressive and excitable. " No man was ever more respectful to others ; no man carried him- self with greater decorum, no man with superior dignity. " He was never called to order in debate ; never rebuked by an offended court. From childhood to age, he was a man of peace, — national peace, — social peace, — domes- tic peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His friends exult ; his enemies revile. Both parties feel as though a great mountain had fallen upon their battle field, to separate by an insurmountable barrier, the contending hosts. His friends repose under its shad- ow, and bid defiance to all comers ; his enemies, like the tenants of a crushed ant-hill, are busy in removing, par- ticle by particle, those frowning cliffs that protect their fainting foes. Many such victories has he achieved. His only armor was invincible logic. He never ente...red the lists till his country needed a champion. He never sought controversy. On the contrary, all the tendencies of his nature were pacific. He was quiescent and contem- plative rather than aggressive and excitable. " No man was ever more respectful to others ; no man carried him- self with greater decorum, no man with superior dignity. " He was never called to order in debate ; never rebuked by an offended court. From childhood to age, he was a man of peace, — national peace, — social peace, — domes- tic peace.
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