Men of New Haven in Cartoon
Men of New Haven in Cartoon
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GOODHART.
GOOI>HART'S name is known to all As lawyer of renown. With wit and wisdom he's replete; No finer in the town. Though shrewd and sharp; He's fair and just. He ne'er belies his name.
He treats alike both rich and poor, In his onward march to fame.
tqris FRANK L. STILES.
IS said that man is made from clay. Of Stiles 'tis doubly true; For while he's made from clay himself, So is his money too. With horse and auto he beguiles The time when work is done; In politics great laurels he — Has f...or his party won.
PRENTICE W. CHASE.
INTERPRETER of the Nation's law, ■*• And also those of State. To be a great man Mr. Chase Seems destined by kind fate. All corporations look on him As stay in time of trial. All rivals in his chosen line He beats bv nianv a mile.
GEN. GEORGE M. HARMON.
TN business life he's met success, •*• lu social life as well.
Of his generous and kindly ways, His friends delight to tell. His steeds of blood and pedigree He drives with steady hand. As gentleman of high degree, His name will always stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GOODHART.
GOOI>HART'S name is known to all As lawyer of renown. With wit and wisdom he's replete; No finer in the town. Though shrewd and sharp; He's fair and just. He ne'er belies his name.
He treats alike both rich and poor, In his onward march to fame.
tqris FRANK L. STILES.
IS said that man is made from clay. Of Stiles 'tis doubly true; For while he's made from clay himself, So is his money too. With horse and auto he beguiles The time when work is done; In politics great laurels he — Has f...or his party won.
PRENTICE W. CHASE.
INTERPRETER of the Nation's law, ■*• And also those of State. To be a great man Mr. Chase Seems destined by kind fate. All corporations look on him As stay in time of trial. All rivals in his chosen line He beats bv nianv a mile.
GEN. GEORGE M. HARMON.
TN business life he's met success, •*• lu social life as well.
Of his generous and kindly ways, His friends delight to tell. His steeds of blood and pedigree He drives with steady hand. As gentleman of high degree, His name will always stand.
What to read after Men of New Haven in Cartoon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Vallis Garland to read onlineMoreLess
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