Funeral Address On the Death of Abraham Lincoln : Delivered in the Church of the Covenant, April 19, 1865
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He was one of the most genuine and truthful of men. He made no professions and had no affectations ; and was to a marvel, for a man who had risen from so humble a position, free from egotism. He had not even that subtlest of all egotism which besets especially plain men who have risen high; that which hides itself under the profession of being void of it. He was simply himself, and acted out himself, and said no- thing about himself.
He had a big and busy brain. His mind was not in- 14 deed ele...gantly cultured, nor did lie possess a brilliant imagination, nor, so far as we know, strong powers of philosophical insight into abstruse themes. But his mind was singularly sound, sagacious and shrewd. It was also self-distrustful, slow and pains-taking. He came to understand men and things, not by sudden insight, but by careful and repeated meditations. He looked wide, and he looked deep, and he looked all around, and he looked inside and outside, and he looked many times be- fore he came to a conclusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was one of the most genuine and truthful of men. He made no professions and had no affectations ; and was to a marvel, for a man who had risen from so humble a position, free from egotism. He had not even that subtlest of all egotism which besets especially plain men who have risen high; that which hides itself under the profession of being void of it. He was simply himself, and acted out himself, and said no- thing about himself.
He had a big and busy brain. His mind was not in- 14 deed ele...gantly cultured, nor did lie possess a brilliant imagination, nor, so far as we know, strong powers of philosophical insight into abstruse themes. But his mind was singularly sound, sagacious and shrewd. It was also self-distrustful, slow and pains-taking. He came to understand men and things, not by sudden insight, but by careful and repeated meditations. He looked wide, and he looked deep, and he looked all around, and he looked inside and outside, and he looked many times be- fore he came to a conclusion.
What to read after Funeral Address On the Death of Abraham Lincoln : Delivered in the Church of the Covenant, April 19, 1865?
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