Charles Miner a Pennsylvania Pioneer
Charles Miner a Pennsylvania Pioneer
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* * * I do not know that you could do more for me, un- less you write to Mr. Webster who is on the Judiciary Comtee. I will not tax you with a request to do this. But 1 know you have the confidence of that great man. And if he could be propitiated, the whig party in the Senate would be likely to follow his lead. * * * 1 remain, your obliged and humble servant, "G. \Y. Woodward. *' His old friend, Richard Rush, wrote from Sydenham, near Philadelphia, December 3, [839: "Mr. Woodward gave me and m...y family the pleasure of his company out here where we live, during one of the days of his visit to Philadelphia. We talked so much of you that 1 cannot find it in mv heart to let him return home without this line from me; so you will have to receive it. Nolens volens. One of the ancients, Anaximander, 1 think it was, but no matter, being asked how he would best like to have his birthday celebrated, replied: 'Let all the boys of Athens have a holiday, when it comes round. ' Now I have learned some of \oitr secrets; my kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * I do not know that you could do more for me, un- less you write to Mr. Webster who is on the Judiciary Comtee. I will not tax you with a request to do this. But 1 know you have the confidence of that great man. And if he could be propitiated, the whig party in the Senate would be likely to follow his lead. * * * 1 remain, your obliged and humble servant, "G. \Y. Woodward. *' His old friend, Richard Rush, wrote from Sydenham, near Philadelphia, December 3, [839: "Mr. Woodward gave me and m...y family the pleasure of his company out here where we live, during one of the days of his visit to Philadelphia. We talked so much of you that 1 cannot find it in mv heart to let him return home without this line from me; so you will have to receive it. Nolens volens. One of the ancients, Anaximander, 1 think it was, but no matter, being asked how he would best like to have his birthday celebrated, replied: 'Let all the boys of Athens have a holiday, when it comes round. ' Now I have learned some of \oitr secrets; my kind.
What to read after Charles Miner a Pennsylvania Pioneer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Francis Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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