Addresses And Speeches On Various Occasions
Addresses And Speeches On Various Occasions
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Thousand 'scapes of wit Make thee the father of their idle dream, And rack thee in their fancies ! " I forbear from any application of the lines. It is enough for me, certainly, to say here, to-day, that our country was proud to be represented at the courts of Vienna and London succes- sively by a gentleman of so much culture and accomplishment as Mr. Motley, and that the circumstances of his recall were deeply regretted by us all.
His fame, however, was quite beyond the reach of any such accid...ents, and could neither be enhanced nor impaired by ap- pointments or removals. As a powerful and brilliant Historian we pay him our unanimous tribute of admiration and regret, and give him a place in our memories by the side of Prescott and Irving. I do not forget how many of us lament him, also, as a cherished friend.
He died on the 29th ultimo, at the house of his daughter, Mrs. Sheridan, in Dorsetshire, England ; and an impressive tribute to his memory was paid, in Westminster Abbey, on the following Sunday, by our Honorary Member, Dean Stan- ley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thousand 'scapes of wit Make thee the father of their idle dream, And rack thee in their fancies ! " I forbear from any application of the lines. It is enough for me, certainly, to say here, to-day, that our country was proud to be represented at the courts of Vienna and London succes- sively by a gentleman of so much culture and accomplishment as Mr. Motley, and that the circumstances of his recall were deeply regretted by us all.
His fame, however, was quite beyond the reach of any such accid...ents, and could neither be enhanced nor impaired by ap- pointments or removals. As a powerful and brilliant Historian we pay him our unanimous tribute of admiration and regret, and give him a place in our memories by the side of Prescott and Irving. I do not forget how many of us lament him, also, as a cherished friend.
He died on the 29th ultimo, at the house of his daughter, Mrs. Sheridan, in Dorsetshire, England ; and an impressive tribute to his memory was paid, in Westminster Abbey, on the following Sunday, by our Honorary Member, Dean Stan- ley.
What to read after Addresses And Speeches On Various Occasions?
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