Life And Liberty in America;
Life And Liberty in America;
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You came over in the Asia* I saw it announced. You dined with the President. You should not have done that. Excuse me, but ^ Old Buck' is not the right man. He knows nothing of po- etry. But let him slide ! I am glad to welcome you to Bal- timore." I endeavored to look pleased ; and as politely and as bland- ly as I could, I thanked him for his courtesy, and asked him his business.
" You are a prince of poets," he said. " So am I. I am the .greatest poet of America — ^perhaps the greatest in th...e world. Now I want you to do me a favor." Here the bell was answered, and a negro entered. " Wwt BALTIMOBE AND MARYLAND. 275 a minute or two," said I. "I will attend to you when I have done with this gentleman." " And what is the favor 1" I in- quired.
" To read this MS.," he said, " and give me your opinion of it. It is poetical, musical, philosophical, and astrological.
It is the grandest work ever written on this continent. But, sir, the editors here are utter fools : there is not one of them fit to cl^n my boots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You came over in the Asia* I saw it announced. You dined with the President. You should not have done that. Excuse me, but ^ Old Buck' is not the right man. He knows nothing of po- etry. But let him slide ! I am glad to welcome you to Bal- timore." I endeavored to look pleased ; and as politely and as bland- ly as I could, I thanked him for his courtesy, and asked him his business.
" You are a prince of poets," he said. " So am I. I am the .greatest poet of America — ^perhaps the greatest in th...e world. Now I want you to do me a favor." Here the bell was answered, and a negro entered. " Wwt BALTIMOBE AND MARYLAND. 275 a minute or two," said I. "I will attend to you when I have done with this gentleman." " And what is the favor 1" I in- quired.
" To read this MS.," he said, " and give me your opinion of it. It is poetical, musical, philosophical, and astrological.
It is the grandest work ever written on this continent. But, sir, the editors here are utter fools : there is not one of them fit to cl^n my boots.
What to read after Life And Liberty in America;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay, Charles, 1814-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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