Gallery of American Portraits
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Storrs is a lawyer, and has all the acuteness and ingenuity which the practice of that profession is apt to produce, but his habits are indolent, and his temperament hypochondriacal, and it is bat seldom he is sufficiently roused to come out in his full strength. When he does, there are few that can conquer him in intellectual combat. Of Mr.
S. it may be said, in the language of Burke, ''his style of argument is neither trite or vulgar, nor subtle and abstruse ; he always hits the House just be...tween ioind and water. ^^ With more firmness and decision of character, he would have a more de- cided influence, and if his ambition or his industry were equal to his genius, there is perhaps none that would take a higher stand in the opinion and esteem of bis countrymen.
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GEORGE M'DIJFFIE.
This gentleman has acquired a high reputation, and certainly not an unmerited one, in the political world. He is still young, not being more than 35 years of age, and ranks among the first in the na* tion in all that constitutes intellectual superiority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Storrs is a lawyer, and has all the acuteness and ingenuity which the practice of that profession is apt to produce, but his habits are indolent, and his temperament hypochondriacal, and it is bat seldom he is sufficiently roused to come out in his full strength. When he does, there are few that can conquer him in intellectual combat. Of Mr.
S. it may be said, in the language of Burke, ''his style of argument is neither trite or vulgar, nor subtle and abstruse ; he always hits the House just be...tween ioind and water. ^^ With more firmness and decision of character, he would have a more de- cided influence, and if his ambition or his industry were equal to his genius, there is perhaps none that would take a higher stand in the opinion and esteem of bis countrymen.
d by Google 11* MCDUFFIE.
GEORGE M'DIJFFIE.
This gentleman has acquired a high reputation, and certainly not an unmerited one, in the political world. He is still young, not being more than 35 years of age, and ranks among the first in the na* tion in all that constitutes intellectual superiority.
What to read after Gallery of American Portraits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Watterston to read onlineMoreLess
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