A Trip to Germany During Wartime
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And it made me think of Mr. Coleman Jackson, then secretary of the U. S. Legation in Berlin, to whom I had taken a letter of introduction very unwillingly from a former member of President Arthur's cabinet, ex-Postmaster General James, — ■ for that diplomat had been so surprised by my refusal to ask favors from his office that he had left his chair and, extending his hand, had ex- claimed : "Shake ! You are the first American to walk into this office and to refuse help, and I have been here ten... years/' And he had forced me into a chair and had given me card introduc- tions with his signature to the great officials of Berlin, which helped me materially.
Temp ova iiuitantur!
55 VIII A CLEANSING BATH The train left Bentheim at 7 :30 a. m. on the second^ like all trains I travelled in during my stay in Germany, and they always arrived prompt- ly. The passing scenery presented nothing of war for the fields were being tilled by men and women and the roads, houses and stations were as clean and orderly as in times of peace, and no one appeared excited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it made me think of Mr. Coleman Jackson, then secretary of the U. S. Legation in Berlin, to whom I had taken a letter of introduction very unwillingly from a former member of President Arthur's cabinet, ex-Postmaster General James, — ■ for that diplomat had been so surprised by my refusal to ask favors from his office that he had left his chair and, extending his hand, had ex- claimed : "Shake ! You are the first American to walk into this office and to refuse help, and I have been here ten... years/' And he had forced me into a chair and had given me card introduc- tions with his signature to the great officials of Berlin, which helped me materially.
Temp ova iiuitantur!
55 VIII A CLEANSING BATH The train left Bentheim at 7 :30 a. m. on the second^ like all trains I travelled in during my stay in Germany, and they always arrived prompt- ly. The passing scenery presented nothing of war for the fields were being tilled by men and women and the roads, houses and stations were as clean and orderly as in times of peace, and no one appeared excited.
What to read after A Trip to Germany During Wartime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [seibert, August], 1854- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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