Behind the Mirrors volume 1
Behind the Mirrors volume 1
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Nearby sat the Indiana Senator. His neighbor, whom I did not recognize, doubtless some politician from Indiana, sat with his arm about Watson's neck, before the curtain rose, potu-ing confidences into Watson's ear. Watson is given to public embraces. His arm falls naturally about an interlocutor's shoulders or, and this is important as showing that Jim is not merely patronizing, descending affectionately from the great heights of the Senatorship, Jim himself, as at the theatre, is the object of... the embrace. But perhaps that is finer condescension. If the characteristic gestiu-e of Lodge is the imperious clapping of his hands for the Senate pages and the revealing trait of Curtis is extra- ordinary intuition about the cards in other hands around the lamp-lit table, the soul of Watson is in the embrace. His voice is a caress. He kisses things through. He never errs in personal re- lations, if you like to be embraced — and most men do, by greatness. In one of his less successful moments he rep- resented, at Washington the National Manu- facturers' Association, at that time a rather shady organization of lesser business men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nearby sat the Indiana Senator. His neighbor, whom I did not recognize, doubtless some politician from Indiana, sat with his arm about Watson's neck, before the curtain rose, potu-ing confidences into Watson's ear. Watson is given to public embraces. His arm falls naturally about an interlocutor's shoulders or, and this is important as showing that Jim is not merely patronizing, descending affectionately from the great heights of the Senatorship, Jim himself, as at the theatre, is the object of... the embrace. But perhaps that is finer condescension. If the characteristic gestiu-e of Lodge is the imperious clapping of his hands for the Senate pages and the revealing trait of Curtis is extra- ordinary intuition about the cards in other hands around the lamp-lit table, the soul of Watson is in the embrace. His voice is a caress. He kisses things through. He never errs in personal re- lations, if you like to be embraced — and most men do, by greatness. In one of his less successful moments he rep- resented, at Washington the National Manu- facturers' Association, at that time a rather shady organization of lesser business men.
What to read after Behind the Mirrors volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Clinton Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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