Lincoln in New England
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Mr. Egg- leston went to the railway station but, through some inadvertence, there failed to intercept Mr.
Lincoln. Thinking something might have prevented Mr. Lincoln from carrying out his purpose as tele- graphed, Mr. Eggleston left the station and started back up the main street of the city. He had not proceeded far when his attention was attracted by the remarkable appearance of a figure, a short distance in advance. As viewed from the rear, the stranger appeared over six feet tall, his leng...th of leg seeming out of proportion to his body. As he walked, he stooped slightly forward. He was a little pigeon-toed and this, with a peculiar method of setting his whole foot flat on the ground, made his gait a peculiar one. His ears were large, standing out from his head; hair was rather long and unkempt. He wore a suit of black broadcloth, somewhat wrinkled and apparently so much too small as to give the impression of a standing con- troversy between his trousers and his limbs. His hands were large and hung far below the confines [19] of his coat sleeves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Egg- leston went to the railway station but, through some inadvertence, there failed to intercept Mr.
Lincoln. Thinking something might have prevented Mr. Lincoln from carrying out his purpose as tele- graphed, Mr. Eggleston left the station and started back up the main street of the city. He had not proceeded far when his attention was attracted by the remarkable appearance of a figure, a short distance in advance. As viewed from the rear, the stranger appeared over six feet tall, his leng...th of leg seeming out of proportion to his body. As he walked, he stooped slightly forward. He was a little pigeon-toed and this, with a peculiar method of setting his whole foot flat on the ground, made his gait a peculiar one. His ears were large, standing out from his head; hair was rather long and unkempt. He wore a suit of black broadcloth, somewhat wrinkled and apparently so much too small as to give the impression of a standing con- troversy between his trousers and his limbs. His hands were large and hung far below the confines [19] of his coat sleeves.
What to read after Lincoln in New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Coe Eggleston to read onlineMoreLess
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