Letters to the Evening Post Written At Home And Abroad 1869- [1870] 2
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I do not think old age an evil AMERICANS IN EUROPE. 113 state, for it may be a man's best time ; and I met last week at Boston as wise and truthful a man as I know — an ex-president of Harvard University, — who said that he had enjoyed life most for the six years since his seventieth year, and his bright and thoughtful face was proof of his meaning. Good old President Quincy, moreover, was fond of saying that his best times came after he was eighty years of age. But there is nevertheless someth...ing to be said in behalf of death before the weary years come on, when so many fall from their noblest love, and live to cumber the ground before the ground is ready to take them to their too kindred dust. So I take leave of Anson Burlingame, with my pen in this hand that I supposed would be in the grave years before his hand would drop, and when perhaps his pen might be signing state papers from the White House or from the President's room next the Senate Chamber.
I do not believe that our nation has anywhere been better represented than by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not think old age an evil AMERICANS IN EUROPE. 113 state, for it may be a man's best time ; and I met last week at Boston as wise and truthful a man as I know — an ex-president of Harvard University, — who said that he had enjoyed life most for the six years since his seventieth year, and his bright and thoughtful face was proof of his meaning. Good old President Quincy, moreover, was fond of saying that his best times came after he was eighty years of age. But there is nevertheless someth...ing to be said in behalf of death before the weary years come on, when so many fall from their noblest love, and live to cumber the ground before the ground is ready to take them to their too kindred dust. So I take leave of Anson Burlingame, with my pen in this hand that I supposed would be in the grave years before his hand would drop, and when perhaps his pen might be signing state papers from the White House or from the President's room next the Senate Chamber.
I do not believe that our nation has anywhere been better represented than by Mr.
What to read after Letters to the Evening Post Written At Home And Abroad 1869- [1870] 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Osgood to read onlineMoreLess
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