Address of the Retiring President volume 1
Address of the Retiring President volume 1
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Grant was the actor; Garfield the orator. Were it a horse or a regiment the former mastered it ; were it a dead tongue, or a science, the latter acquired it.
Fierce, indomitable, insatiable in his thirst to know, Garfield could never rest ; Grant never lost a night's sleep from brood- ing over fate, or in anticipation of possible disaster. Garfield was introspective ; and, like all introspective men, somewhat distrustful of himself. Grant studied others only ; of himself he was assured. Equal t...o all demands theretofore put upon him, he feared no future emergency. He was dogmatic ; when he had settled a question, so far as he was concerned, the dis- cussion was ended. Garfield would rehear ; he might have erred; this might not have been known to him, and that 6 might have been misrepresented. Grant's confidence, once gained, it required a cataclysm to unsettle it ; once abused, there was no forgiveness. Garfield adhered less firmly to his assurance of others ; and when faith was broken with him was always ready to welcome back the repentant wrong-doer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant was the actor; Garfield the orator. Were it a horse or a regiment the former mastered it ; were it a dead tongue, or a science, the latter acquired it.
Fierce, indomitable, insatiable in his thirst to know, Garfield could never rest ; Grant never lost a night's sleep from brood- ing over fate, or in anticipation of possible disaster. Garfield was introspective ; and, like all introspective men, somewhat distrustful of himself. Grant studied others only ; of himself he was assured. Equal t...o all demands theretofore put upon him, he feared no future emergency. He was dogmatic ; when he had settled a question, so far as he was concerned, the dis- cussion was ended. Garfield would rehear ; he might have erred; this might not have been known to him, and that 6 might have been misrepresented. Grant's confidence, once gained, it required a cataclysm to unsettle it ; once abused, there was no forgiveness. Garfield adhered less firmly to his assurance of others ; and when faith was broken with him was always ready to welcome back the repentant wrong-doer.
What to read after Address of the Retiring President volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reuben Delavan Mussey to read onlineMoreLess
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