A Mckinley Romance
A Mckinley Romance
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Most for the city. Was giv^en, without asking price.
One night, 'twas the night of a lecture. The banker's fair daughter was there; And with her, from neighboring city, A girl triend as charming and tair.
Both maidens were laughing and chatting With lady, much older in years, Who had brought them, when, suddenly, laughter W^as drowned in a tumult of cheers.
Down the aisle, Horace Greeley came walking, And the banker's fair daughter espied The earnest-faced, gifted attorney The orator walking be...side.
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^j^ ■''!« i^^^v^-^-T^^j-ih^''Xiir^j6^'^ss!vt;i'^Ktm'^ Where the Young Attorney Lived Over face came a faint flush of crimson; Blue eves seeming darker in hue, As forward he came, on the platform.
With, simply, "Good ev'ning to you. " Then, in language so pleasing and fitting, Of speaker he said what was best, That audience cheered as he finished, And "Horace" clapped too, with the rest.
The banker's fair daughter turned quickly, To friend who, beside her, then sat, Saying softly: "You have not in Mass'lon, Young man who can do well as that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most for the city. Was giv^en, without asking price.
One night, 'twas the night of a lecture. The banker's fair daughter was there; And with her, from neighboring city, A girl triend as charming and tair.
Both maidens were laughing and chatting With lady, much older in years, Who had brought them, when, suddenly, laughter W^as drowned in a tumult of cheers.
Down the aisle, Horace Greeley came walking, And the banker's fair daughter espied The earnest-faced, gifted attorney The orator walking be...side.
\y.
^j^ ■''!« i^^^v^-^-T^^j-ih^''Xiir^j6^'^ss!vt;i'^Ktm'^ Where the Young Attorney Lived Over face came a faint flush of crimson; Blue eves seeming darker in hue, As forward he came, on the platform.
With, simply, "Good ev'ning to you. " Then, in language so pleasing and fitting, Of speaker he said what was best, That audience cheered as he finished, And "Horace" clapped too, with the rest.
The banker's fair daughter turned quickly, To friend who, beside her, then sat, Saying softly: "You have not in Mass'lon, Young man who can do well as that.
What to read after A Mckinley Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Danner Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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