Key to Aristography
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MR. COLLINS: I will take an exception.
Q. Did you see the accident in question? A. I did.
Q. Do you recollect the day on which it occurred? A. I do.
Q. What year was it? A. 1915.
Q. What month and what day of the month? A. It was the 25th of June.
14 Key to Aristography Third Edition s J Wi y^ is Citing Exercise No. 6 ( ^ ^ I ( ^ \9 u u X, ~ ^ v, h^V- ^ - K -, J (s c '-W'-r-x - ** - X S ^ II s" II c. ", / C~ 4 ^ Keys to What They Won 16 Key to Aristography Third Edition Chapter I.
Some years... ago, James Billings, as was usual with him at this hour of the day, was out on an especially high hill of the Jersey coast, where he had come by a very long and difficult path.
He was large, though, possibly, if he be with you or next to you, he may seem larger. I would describe and designate him as an essen- tially satisfactory youth whom you would be willing to know well and have ever in your favor ; equally subject to the ordinary peculiarities of language of thousands of the average youth of the United States, nevertheless, there was a particular difference about him; because no necessary public thing would seem specially impossible to him; usually with a familiar pur- pose or object before him, he would observe each different thing about it and take every possible advantage of any distinct difficulty, thus aston- ishing, satisfying, and advertising his party; almost always using his previous knowledge as to the two parties, he gave himself a new basis to improve and distinguish himself; punctuality and particularity were of especial importance to him; with much already favoring him, he was under no important, special, or essential dis- advantage, whether he was with our party or with yours; notwithstanding his years, he knew the value of a dollar; quick to forgive he, Key to Aristography Third Edition 17 accordingly, forgave much, and in doing which he was very punctual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MR. COLLINS: I will take an exception.
Q. Did you see the accident in question? A. I did.
Q. Do you recollect the day on which it occurred? A. I do.
Q. What year was it? A. 1915.
Q. What month and what day of the month? A. It was the 25th of June.
14 Key to Aristography Third Edition s J Wi y^ is Citing Exercise No. 6 ( ^ ^ I ( ^ \9 u u X, ~ ^ v, h^V- ^ - K -, J (s c '-W'-r-x - ** - X S ^ II s" II c. ", / C~ 4 ^ Keys to What They Won 16 Key to Aristography Third Edition Chapter I.
Some years... ago, James Billings, as was usual with him at this hour of the day, was out on an especially high hill of the Jersey coast, where he had come by a very long and difficult path.
He was large, though, possibly, if he be with you or next to you, he may seem larger. I would describe and designate him as an essen- tially satisfactory youth whom you would be willing to know well and have ever in your favor ; equally subject to the ordinary peculiarities of language of thousands of the average youth of the United States, nevertheless, there was a particular difference about him; because no necessary public thing would seem specially impossible to him; usually with a familiar pur- pose or object before him, he would observe each different thing about it and take every possible advantage of any distinct difficulty, thus aston- ishing, satisfying, and advertising his party; almost always using his previous knowledge as to the two parties, he gave himself a new basis to improve and distinguish himself; punctuality and particularity were of especial importance to him; with much already favoring him, he was under no important, special, or essential dis- advantage, whether he was with our party or with yours; notwithstanding his years, he knew the value of a dollar; quick to forgive he, Key to Aristography Third Edition 17 accordingly, forgave much, and in doing which he was very punctual.
What to read after Key to Aristography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Strange Dement to read onlineMoreLess
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