Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2
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And yet, in all these servicesand contests he never appealed to a base passion or to a lowambition in any man. He summoned the nobility in men, andit answered to his call. He loved with the whole intensityof his nature, his country, his Commonwealth, and the citywhich was his home. He loved the great cause of human freedomand equality with the passionate devotion which a lover feelsfor his mistress. He was the most disinterested man I everknew in public life. He was not devoid of ambition. He b...elievedthat the holding of public office was the best method of accomplishingpublic results. But, as I have already said, when the timecame, he always subordinated his own desire to what he deemedthe welfare of the public.
He had, I think, one favorite poem. He was fond of all goodliterature, especially the Bible, and was never without itsresources to illustrate or make emphatic what he had to say. But there was one poem which was written to describe his andmy intimate friend, George L. Stearns, which I think was hisfavorite above all the literature with which he was acquainted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet, in all these servicesand contests he never appealed to a base passion or to a lowambition in any man. He summoned the nobility in men, andit answered to his call. He loved with the whole intensityof his nature, his country, his Commonwealth, and the citywhich was his home. He loved the great cause of human freedomand equality with the passionate devotion which a lover feelsfor his mistress. He was the most disinterested man I everknew in public life. He was not devoid of ambition. He b...elievedthat the holding of public office was the best method of accomplishingpublic results. But, as I have already said, when the timecame, he always subordinated his own desire to what he deemedthe welfare of the public.
He had, I think, one favorite poem. He was fond of all goodliterature, especially the Bible, and was never without itsresources to illustrate or make emphatic what he had to say. But there was one poem which was written to describe his andmy intimate friend, George L. Stearns, which I think was hisfavorite above all the literature with which he was acquainted.
What to read after Autobiography of Seventy Years, Vol. 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoar George Frisbie to read onlineMoreLess
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