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It will discomfit many. In one way or another they will give him all the trouble they can.
The protests will be the loudest because of the very acts for which his office has been developed. But he may comfort him- self with the reflection that if the job were not so heavy they would have a cheaper man to do it, and that the extent of the opposition is often the measure of real presidential business that is being performed. In any event, his only hope is in success, and he can not go around the ...duty which confronts him without inevitable failure. Conditions may easily make a mere compro- miser of him. If they do, the waves will speedily close over his official remains forever. Some choice and inagnanimous spirits will help him ; but he need entertain no doubt that there will be plenty more on every side to try out the stuflf that is in him, and that they will diligently attend to the trying out process until enough occurs to convince them that his wisdom, his rational conception of his task, his love of justice and sense of humor, his constructive planning, his independence, and his fearlessness, are sufficient to prove him worthy of as great an opportunity for usefulness and honor as ever comes to any man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will discomfit many. In one way or another they will give him all the trouble they can.
The protests will be the loudest because of the very acts for which his office has been developed. But he may comfort him- self with the reflection that if the job were not so heavy they would have a cheaper man to do it, and that the extent of the opposition is often the measure of real presidential business that is being performed. In any event, his only hope is in success, and he can not go around the ...duty which confronts him without inevitable failure. Conditions may easily make a mere compro- miser of him. If they do, the waves will speedily close over his official remains forever. Some choice and inagnanimous spirits will help him ; but he need entertain no doubt that there will be plenty more on every side to try out the stuflf that is in him, and that they will diligently attend to the trying out process until enough occurs to convince them that his wisdom, his rational conception of his task, his love of justice and sense of humor, his constructive planning, his independence, and his fearlessness, are sufficient to prove him worthy of as great an opportunity for usefulness and honor as ever comes to any man.
What to read after Addresses By Andrew S. Draper ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of the State of New York to read onlineMoreLess
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