George William Curtis
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He at first thought the author of the Howadji ' too handsome and well dressed ' for a political orator, but as he listened his mistake was apparent. He heard a logical and rational address, and now and then the speaker burst into the full tide of eloquence unrestrained. Willis declared that, though fifty-four years old, he should this year cast his ' virgin vote, ' and it would be for Fremont. " Writing October 31, on the eve of the election, Curtis said to a near friend : " I shall not tell j^...ou T6E campaign of 1856. 117 of the great struggle which is advancing. The election is but an event. God is still God, how- ever the election goes and whoever is elected. The movement which is now fairly begun will not relapse into apathy or death. " •«» 1 CHAPTER X.
A NOVEL AND A LECTURE.
Mr. Curtis, as I have said, was married in No- vember, 1856, and went to live on Staten Island, where his wife's father had a spacious home witl; laro^e o:rounds. His first child, a son, was born there in December, 1857.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He at first thought the author of the Howadji ' too handsome and well dressed ' for a political orator, but as he listened his mistake was apparent. He heard a logical and rational address, and now and then the speaker burst into the full tide of eloquence unrestrained. Willis declared that, though fifty-four years old, he should this year cast his ' virgin vote, ' and it would be for Fremont. " Writing October 31, on the eve of the election, Curtis said to a near friend : " I shall not tell j^...ou T6E campaign of 1856. 117 of the great struggle which is advancing. The election is but an event. God is still God, how- ever the election goes and whoever is elected. The movement which is now fairly begun will not relapse into apathy or death. " •«» 1 CHAPTER X.
A NOVEL AND A LECTURE.
Mr. Curtis, as I have said, was married in No- vember, 1856, and went to live on Staten Island, where his wife's father had a spacious home witl; laro^e o:rounds. His first child, a son, was born there in December, 1857.
What to read after George William Curtis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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