Dispatches 1919 1921 volume 2
Dispatches 1919 1921 volume 2
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The President seemed to be a lot impressed with Zeebrugge, as well he might be, for how the men of the Vindictive ever swarmed up over the top of that mole in their famous landing party is a marvel. Capt. Carpenter of the Vindictive was on hand to tell all about it, while the President, lis- tening, gazed out over the ocean toward America and Congress with an air of rapt but dreamy defi- ance. I wonder what he was thinking about. Some said he was probably dreaming of some great sea fight of old..., some boarding party in pirate days. It he was, I have a notion that at the head of 20 DISPATCHES, 1 91 9-1 921 the boarding party, In the President's dream, a red bandanna around his neck, pistols in his belt, one leg astride the concrete ledge, hatred and lust of battle in his eye, there came surging and clamber- ing over that mole at the President that rare old buccaneer, Henry Cabot Lodge, with a cutlass in his teeth.
Ill IN THE HALL OF MIRRORS {The Treaty of Peace with Germany was signed at Versailles on June 2Sy igip) Paris, June 28.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The President seemed to be a lot impressed with Zeebrugge, as well he might be, for how the men of the Vindictive ever swarmed up over the top of that mole in their famous landing party is a marvel. Capt. Carpenter of the Vindictive was on hand to tell all about it, while the President, lis- tening, gazed out over the ocean toward America and Congress with an air of rapt but dreamy defi- ance. I wonder what he was thinking about. Some said he was probably dreaming of some great sea fight of old..., some boarding party in pirate days. It he was, I have a notion that at the head of 20 DISPATCHES, 1 91 9-1 921 the boarding party, In the President's dream, a red bandanna around his neck, pistols in his belt, one leg astride the concrete ledge, hatred and lust of battle in his eye, there came surging and clamber- ing over that mole at the President that rare old buccaneer, Henry Cabot Lodge, with a cutlass in his teeth.
Ill IN THE HALL OF MIRRORS {The Treaty of Peace with Germany was signed at Versailles on June 2Sy igip) Paris, June 28.
What to read after Dispatches 1919 1921 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Phelps Stokes to read onlineMoreLess
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