Ive Been Thinking
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I simply couldn't bear to be defeated for the Presidency. Do you suppose that I could read in the papers that I was snowed under in every State in the Union, and then calmly take a poem and try to sell it to an editor? No, sir! I'd use back streets for the rest of my life and write under a pen name. Cincinnatus hadn't been defeated for Senator 90 I've Been Thinking when he went back to the plough. The honor of election is great, but the mortification of defeat is greater.
Look at Horace Greeley.... He wasn't content to be the Nestor of American journalism; he must try to be President. Said he'd rather be President than write.
The result was too lamentable to jest about. I was a mere boy at the time, but it saved me from the Presidency. It was the turning of the ways. Like Rutherford B. Hayes, I went into the egg business; but unlike him or maybe it would be more accurate to say that like him I never was President de jure. But that is a bygone. Twenty years ago if I had said that many people would have frothed at the mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I simply couldn't bear to be defeated for the Presidency. Do you suppose that I could read in the papers that I was snowed under in every State in the Union, and then calmly take a poem and try to sell it to an editor? No, sir! I'd use back streets for the rest of my life and write under a pen name. Cincinnatus hadn't been defeated for Senator 90 I've Been Thinking when he went back to the plough. The honor of election is great, but the mortification of defeat is greater.
Look at Horace Greeley.... He wasn't content to be the Nestor of American journalism; he must try to be President. Said he'd rather be President than write.
The result was too lamentable to jest about. I was a mere boy at the time, but it saved me from the Presidency. It was the turning of the ways. Like Rutherford B. Hayes, I went into the egg business; but unlike him or maybe it would be more accurate to say that like him I never was President de jure. But that is a bygone. Twenty years ago if I had said that many people would have frothed at the mouth.
What to read after Ive Been Thinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Battell Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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