Gen Garfield From the Log Cabin to the White House Including His Early Histor
Gen Garfield From the Log Cabin to the White House Including His Early Histor
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Gartield came into THE RUN TO LONG BRANCH. 188 the car. The President was lying in a half doze, but seemed to recognize her presence, and immediately opened his eyes and said: "Well, Crete, this is quitea journey. " "Do you feel any bad effects of the ride, " she asked kindly.
" Not a bit. This is many times better than the confine ment of that horrible room in the White House. " Before that, and while passing through Chester, he no ticed from the elevation on which he lay, and which enabled hi...m to look out through the window, a large crowd at the depot. It was, in fact, the only place where there was a crowd on the line of route. He was very much interested; in fact, his interest partook of the nature of excitement, Dr. Bliss stepped forward and dropped the curtain of the window.
" Put it up, " said Mr. Garficld, pettishly. " I want to see the people. " At this time the train was running at the rate of fifty- five miles an hour. There are a number of switches here, and the only jolt that had been felt was experienced as the train dashed over the rails of the freight-yard at the uorth side of Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gartield came into THE RUN TO LONG BRANCH. 188 the car. The President was lying in a half doze, but seemed to recognize her presence, and immediately opened his eyes and said: "Well, Crete, this is quitea journey. " "Do you feel any bad effects of the ride, " she asked kindly.
" Not a bit. This is many times better than the confine ment of that horrible room in the White House. " Before that, and while passing through Chester, he no ticed from the elevation on which he lay, and which enabled hi...m to look out through the window, a large crowd at the depot. It was, in fact, the only place where there was a crowd on the line of route. He was very much interested; in fact, his interest partook of the nature of excitement, Dr. Bliss stepped forward and dropped the curtain of the window.
" Put it up, " said Mr. Garficld, pettishly. " I want to see the people. " At this time the train was running at the rate of fifty- five miles an hour. There are a number of switches here, and the only jolt that had been felt was experienced as the train dashed over the rails of the freight-yard at the uorth side of Washington.
What to read after Gen Garfield From the Log Cabin to the White House Including His Early Histor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B James Baird Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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