Abraham Lincoln His Friendship for Humanity And Sacrifice for Others An Addres
Abraham Lincoln His Friendship for Humanity And Sacrifice for Others An Addres
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Mr. Butterfield moved for the discharge of Smith. The "Prophet, " so-called, was attended by his twelve Apostles and a large number of his followers and the case excited great interest. The court room was thronged with prominent members of the bar and public men. Judge Pope was a gallant gentleman of the old school and loved nothing better than to be in the midst of youth and beauty. Seats were crowded on the Judge's platform, on both sides and behind him, and an array of brilliant and beautifu...l ladies almost encircled the Court. Mr. Butterfield, dressed a la Webster, in blue dress coat and metal buttons, with a buff vest, arose with dignity and in pro- found silence. Pausing and running his eyes admir- ingly from the central figure of Judge Pope along the rows of lovely women on each side of him, he said: "May it please the Court, I appear before you today under circumstances most novel and peculiar. I am to address the Pope (bowing to the Judge) surrounded by angels (bowing still lower to the ladies) in the presence of the Holy Apostles 24 in behalf of the Prophet of the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Butterfield moved for the discharge of Smith. The "Prophet, " so-called, was attended by his twelve Apostles and a large number of his followers and the case excited great interest. The court room was thronged with prominent members of the bar and public men. Judge Pope was a gallant gentleman of the old school and loved nothing better than to be in the midst of youth and beauty. Seats were crowded on the Judge's platform, on both sides and behind him, and an array of brilliant and beautifu...l ladies almost encircled the Court. Mr. Butterfield, dressed a la Webster, in blue dress coat and metal buttons, with a buff vest, arose with dignity and in pro- found silence. Pausing and running his eyes admir- ingly from the central figure of Judge Pope along the rows of lovely women on each side of him, he said: "May it please the Court, I appear before you today under circumstances most novel and peculiar. I am to address the Pope (bowing to the Judge) surrounded by angels (bowing still lower to the ladies) in the presence of the Holy Apostles 24 in behalf of the Prophet of the Lord.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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