Democracy, An American Novel
Democracy, An American Novel
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On the contrary he quite ignored thoseelaborate arrangements which had taken from the President his power ofvolition. His picture presented himself; solitary and unprotected, inthe character of that honest beast who was invited to dine with the lionand saw that all the footmarks of his predecessors led into the lion'scave, and none away from it. He described in humorous detail hisinterviews with the Indiana lion, and the particulars of the surfeit oflobster as given in the President's dialect; ...he even repeated to her thestory told him by Mr. Tom Lord, without omitting oaths or gestures; hetold her how matters stood at the moment, and how the President had laida trap for him which he could not escape; he must either enter aCabinet constructed on purpose to thwart him and with the certainty ofignominious dismissal at the first opportunity, or he must refuse anoffer of friendship which would throw on him the blame of a quarrel, andenable the President to charge all future difficulties to the accountof Ratcliffe's "insatiable ambition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary he quite ignored thoseelaborate arrangements which had taken from the President his power ofvolition. His picture presented himself; solitary and unprotected, inthe character of that honest beast who was invited to dine with the lionand saw that all the footmarks of his predecessors led into the lion'scave, and none away from it. He described in humorous detail hisinterviews with the Indiana lion, and the particulars of the surfeit oflobster as given in the President's dialect; ...he even repeated to her thestory told him by Mr. Tom Lord, without omitting oaths or gestures; hetold her how matters stood at the moment, and how the President had laida trap for him which he could not escape; he must either enter aCabinet constructed on purpose to thwart him and with the certainty ofignominious dismissal at the first opportunity, or he must refuse anoffer of friendship which would throw on him the blame of a quarrel, andenable the President to charge all future difficulties to the accountof Ratcliffe's "insatiable ambition.
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