Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Covode a Representative Fr
Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Covode a Representative Fr
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" But, " said he, " I have plenty to do at home in looking after my business; besides, political matters have not been going right for some time in Pennsylvania, and I will then have more time to help straighten things up there. " Continuing, he further re marked : " I am good for several years hard work yet, and I am not going to give up politics entirely if I do quit Congress. " He was then, Mr. Speaker, apparently as full of life and of plans for the future as any of us here to-day, and as t...otally unconscious that the relentless hand of death was already stretched out to receive him. You can judge then of my surprise, sir, of the shock which it imparted, when on the wings of the lightning the news came to us of his death only a few days later. No man of all my acquaintances seemed to have a fairer hold on life for a few years to come than he. Yet without a note of warning he has been stricken down. From the dust he came, and to the earth he has returned. As but yesterday he was a part of that living, breathing, moving, restless energy we call human life, to-day all that remains of him to us is as cold, as inert, and as lifeless as the clay in which he rests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But, " said he, " I have plenty to do at home in looking after my business; besides, political matters have not been going right for some time in Pennsylvania, and I will then have more time to help straighten things up there. " Continuing, he further re marked : " I am good for several years hard work yet, and I am not going to give up politics entirely if I do quit Congress. " He was then, Mr. Speaker, apparently as full of life and of plans for the future as any of us here to-day, and as t...otally unconscious that the relentless hand of death was already stretched out to receive him. You can judge then of my surprise, sir, of the shock which it imparted, when on the wings of the lightning the news came to us of his death only a few days later. No man of all my acquaintances seemed to have a fairer hold on life for a few years to come than he. Yet without a note of warning he has been stricken down. From the dust he came, and to the earth he has returned. As but yesterday he was a part of that living, breathing, moving, restless energy we call human life, to-day all that remains of him to us is as cold, as inert, and as lifeless as the clay in which he rests.
What to read after Memorial Addresses On the Life And Character of John Covode a Representative Fr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Frederic Kamman to read onlineMoreLess
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