My Memories of Eighty Years
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It is very serious, and you can expect no recognition from the administration." I was wholly at a loss to account for the matter and would not investigate any further.
Not long afterwards the vice-president came to me and said: "I have found out the truth of that matter of yours and have explained it satisfactorily to the presi- dent, who deeply regrets that he was misled by a false report from a friend in whom he had confidence." Soon after the president made me the offer of the mission to Ger...many. I did not understand the language and felt that I could be of little service there, and so declined.
When President McKinley was lying seriously wounded at Buffalo from the shot of the anarchist Czolgosz, I went there to see if anything could be done for his com- fort. For some time there was hope he would recover, and that it would be better for him to go to Washington.
I made every arrangement to take him to the capital if the doctors decided it could be done. But suddenly, as is always the case with wounds of that kind, a crisis arrived in which he died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very serious, and you can expect no recognition from the administration." I was wholly at a loss to account for the matter and would not investigate any further.
Not long afterwards the vice-president came to me and said: "I have found out the truth of that matter of yours and have explained it satisfactorily to the presi- dent, who deeply regrets that he was misled by a false report from a friend in whom he had confidence." Soon after the president made me the offer of the mission to Ger...many. I did not understand the language and felt that I could be of little service there, and so declined.
When President McKinley was lying seriously wounded at Buffalo from the shot of the anarchist Czolgosz, I went there to see if anything could be done for his com- fort. For some time there was hope he would recover, and that it would be better for him to go to Washington.
I made every arrangement to take him to the capital if the doctors decided it could be done. But suddenly, as is always the case with wounds of that kind, a crisis arrived in which he died.
What to read after My Memories of Eighty Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey M Chauncey Mitchell Depew to read onlineMoreLess
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