Life of Daniel Webster volume 2
Life of Daniel Webster volume 2
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B. E. Curtis. What do you say of him ? What is his age, constitution, and what are his legal attainments ? Does he fill the measure of my v/ishes ?
" The weather is extremely hot and uncomfortable. Nothing new.
" I am truly yours, " Millard Fillmore. " [the president to MR. WEBSTER. ] " Washington, September 12, 1851.
" My dear Sir : I have yours of the 10th, and regret to hear of the accident which exposed you to the night air, to the injury of your health.
" I am happy to see that w^e concur ...in opinion as to Mr. B. K. Curtis. I shall wait until you can see Mr. Choate, and, if all is satisfactory, I will issue the commission at once.
" Since declining the invitation to Boston, we have intelligence that the Pampero is at Jacksonville, and probably she will make no further eifort on Cuba. Learning from telegraph that the motives for my declin- ing were likely to be misunderstood and misrepresented, and this change in public affairs leaving me at liberty to attend, I had a Cabinet meeting this morning, and most of the Cabinet thought upon the whole I had better go, and I have concluded to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. E. Curtis. What do you say of him ? What is his age, constitution, and what are his legal attainments ? Does he fill the measure of my v/ishes ?
" The weather is extremely hot and uncomfortable. Nothing new.
" I am truly yours, " Millard Fillmore. " [the president to MR. WEBSTER. ] " Washington, September 12, 1851.
" My dear Sir : I have yours of the 10th, and regret to hear of the accident which exposed you to the night air, to the injury of your health.
" I am happy to see that w^e concur ...in opinion as to Mr. B. K. Curtis. I shall wait until you can see Mr. Choate, and, if all is satisfactory, I will issue the commission at once.
" Since declining the invitation to Boston, we have intelligence that the Pampero is at Jacksonville, and probably she will make no further eifort on Cuba. Learning from telegraph that the motives for my declin- ing were likely to be misunderstood and misrepresented, and this change in public affairs leaving me at liberty to attend, I had a Cabinet meeting this morning, and most of the Cabinet thought upon the whole I had better go, and I have concluded to do so.
What to read after Life of Daniel Webster volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ticknor Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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