King Cromwell
King Cromwell
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He spoke only when his heart was full. He resorted to speech solely when his silence oppressed him like a nightmare. It was the thought he wished expressed that drove him to speech. His periods were not those of Edward Everett. There was turgidity of style which hints of striving to put much thought within the limits of contracted utter- ance. He was warrior even in his orations. His vocabulary is Anglo-Saxon. It is often forceful as a battle charge. He did not know circumlocution. In speech, a...s in battle, he drove at the center. The shortest method to express the thought was the line of advance.
King Cromwell 37 Some of his battle bulletins seem to me as ex- pressive as words coukl make them. I think no man could hear Cromwell speak and be un- certain as to his meaning. His metaphors are mixed, his sentences ill-balanced; but ambi- guity was not among his literary faults. There is, in his addresses as handed down to us, something so stalwart, rugged, soldier-like, that I, for one, can not escape their charm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spoke only when his heart was full. He resorted to speech solely when his silence oppressed him like a nightmare. It was the thought he wished expressed that drove him to speech. His periods were not those of Edward Everett. There was turgidity of style which hints of striving to put much thought within the limits of contracted utter- ance. He was warrior even in his orations. His vocabulary is Anglo-Saxon. It is often forceful as a battle charge. He did not know circumlocution. In speech, a...s in battle, he drove at the center. The shortest method to express the thought was the line of advance.
King Cromwell 37 Some of his battle bulletins seem to me as ex- pressive as words coukl make them. I think no man could hear Cromwell speak and be un- certain as to his meaning. His metaphors are mixed, his sentences ill-balanced; but ambi- guity was not among his literary faults. There is, in his addresses as handed down to us, something so stalwart, rugged, soldier-like, that I, for one, can not escape their charm.
What to read after King Cromwell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William a William Alfred Quayle to read onlineMoreLess
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