Abraham Lincoln
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21 in Ms heart, the thought of their mind articulated in his tongue." He was born great, as distinguished from those who achieve greatness or have it thrust upon them, and his inherent capacity, mental, moral, and physical, having been recognized by the educated intelligence of a free people, they happily chose him for their ruler in a day of deadly peril.
It is now forty years since I first saw and heard Abra- ham Lincoln, but the impression which he left on my mind is ineffaceable. After his ...great successes in the West he came to New York to make a political address.
He appeared in every sense of the word like one of the plain people among whom he loved to be counted. At first sight there was nothing impressive or imposing about him — except that his great stature singled him out from the crowd ; his clothes hung awkwardly on his giant frame, his face was of a dark pallor, without the slightest tinge of color ; his seamed and rugged features bore the furrows of hardship and struggle ; his deep-set eyes looked sad and anxious ; his countenance in repose gave little evidence of that brain power which had raised him from the lowest to the highest station among his countrymen ; as he talked to me before the meeting, he seemed ill at ease, with that sort of apprehension which a young man might feel before presenting himself to a new and strange audience, whose critical disposition he dreaded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21 in Ms heart, the thought of their mind articulated in his tongue." He was born great, as distinguished from those who achieve greatness or have it thrust upon them, and his inherent capacity, mental, moral, and physical, having been recognized by the educated intelligence of a free people, they happily chose him for their ruler in a day of deadly peril.
It is now forty years since I first saw and heard Abra- ham Lincoln, but the impression which he left on my mind is ineffaceable. After his ...great successes in the West he came to New York to make a political address.
He appeared in every sense of the word like one of the plain people among whom he loved to be counted. At first sight there was nothing impressive or imposing about him — except that his great stature singled him out from the crowd ; his clothes hung awkwardly on his giant frame, his face was of a dark pallor, without the slightest tinge of color ; his seamed and rugged features bore the furrows of hardship and struggle ; his deep-set eyes looked sad and anxious ; his countenance in repose gave little evidence of that brain power which had raised him from the lowest to the highest station among his countrymen ; as he talked to me before the meeting, he seemed ill at ease, with that sort of apprehension which a young man might feel before presenting himself to a new and strange audience, whose critical disposition he dreaded.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Choate, Joseph Hodges, 1832-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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