A Poet in Exile
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In the interim Hay had left Warsaw, and after a brief stay at Pittsfield had begun the study of law with his uncle, Colonel Milton Hay, though it is recorded that for a time he seriously considered the subject of studying for the ministry.
At Springfield young Hay found his uncle in the turmoil of the political struggle which was to lead to the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency. Milton Hay s as sociation with Lincoln was most intimate, and his nephew John was thrown into very clo...se relationship with the latter; his appointment to the assistant-secretaryship came about nat urally, and the opening of the conflict found John G. Nicolay, secretary to Lincoln, assisted by John Hay.
Springfield, May 15th, 1859.
My dear Miss Perry : On arriving here yesterday I was no less surprised than delighted to find a letter from you. As it has pursued rather a devious and lonesome course in following me through three weeks of Ishmaelitish wandering, I will not longer delay an answer, especially as my letter brings some- [40] thing to recommend itself, in the shape of the en closed beautiful tribute to the material loveliness of our state, and the sparkling and rippling chimes which follow it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the interim Hay had left Warsaw, and after a brief stay at Pittsfield had begun the study of law with his uncle, Colonel Milton Hay, though it is recorded that for a time he seriously considered the subject of studying for the ministry.
At Springfield young Hay found his uncle in the turmoil of the political struggle which was to lead to the nomination of Abraham Lincoln for the Presidency. Milton Hay s as sociation with Lincoln was most intimate, and his nephew John was thrown into very clo...se relationship with the latter; his appointment to the assistant-secretaryship came about nat urally, and the opening of the conflict found John G. Nicolay, secretary to Lincoln, assisted by John Hay.
Springfield, May 15th, 1859.
My dear Miss Perry : On arriving here yesterday I was no less surprised than delighted to find a letter from you. As it has pursued rather a devious and lonesome course in following me through three weeks of Ishmaelitish wandering, I will not longer delay an answer, especially as my letter brings some- [40] thing to recommend itself, in the shape of the en closed beautiful tribute to the material loveliness of our state, and the sparkling and rippling chimes which follow it.
What to read after A Poet in Exile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay John to read onlineMoreLess
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