An Account of the Entertainment Tendered By the Pan American Society of the Unit
An Account of the Entertainment Tendered By the Pan American Society of the Unit
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12 Wilfred E. Weigand. 13 J. Lara. -F. Y. Ossorio. 13-Teodomiro L. Vargas.
and can recognize themselves, the small and the large, as the perfect exponents of international integrity.
Neither hatred, nor arrogance; neither display of superiority, nor apprehension of aggression; neither haughtiness, nor jealously; only confidence, honor, good intelligence and sound respect.
We want that our children shall be proud some time to say, not only I am a Yankee, or a Brazilian, or an Argentinian: but "I... am a Son of America. " (Loud Ap plause. ) 14 Address of Mr. James Carson Gentlemen of the Mexican Press and Friends: 9 ^^^K Generally the simplest words are the ^^^^ most sincere. I believe that I can speak MB to you as friends, since I have lived in your beautiful country for ten years, and have learned to love it, as well as the people who inhabit it. The charming beauty of the red tiled roofs of Cuernavaca, the intoxicating fragrance of the orange laden plaza of Colima, and the tropical splendor of the beautiful avenues of Orizaba, are some of the impressions that I brought out with me from Mex ico, which will remain with me as a pleasant memory for the rest of my existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12 Wilfred E. Weigand. 13 J. Lara. -F. Y. Ossorio. 13-Teodomiro L. Vargas.
and can recognize themselves, the small and the large, as the perfect exponents of international integrity.
Neither hatred, nor arrogance; neither display of superiority, nor apprehension of aggression; neither haughtiness, nor jealously; only confidence, honor, good intelligence and sound respect.
We want that our children shall be proud some time to say, not only I am a Yankee, or a Brazilian, or an Argentinian: but "I... am a Son of America. " (Loud Ap plause. ) 14 Address of Mr. James Carson Gentlemen of the Mexican Press and Friends: 9 ^^^K Generally the simplest words are the ^^^^ most sincere. I believe that I can speak MB to you as friends, since I have lived in your beautiful country for ten years, and have learned to love it, as well as the people who inhabit it. The charming beauty of the red tiled roofs of Cuernavaca, the intoxicating fragrance of the orange laden plaza of Colima, and the tropical splendor of the beautiful avenues of Orizaba, are some of the impressions that I brought out with me from Mex ico, which will remain with me as a pleasant memory for the rest of my existence.
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