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'*At length we again behold yoo, grown TouDcer from tlie atmosphere of liberty which you have been breathing, and the spectacle of (he happi- ness of a powerful and grateful people, which you have contemplated with dejiglit.. Like the Ameri- cans, we could wish to deseribe to you our love, plea- sure and admiration; but these sentiments, agitating too strongly our hearts, deprive us ol the power of so doing." To which the general replied— "The affecting wcl- eome which awaited me here, and the ...frosh testimo- nials of attachment which you lavish upon me to-day, HU up the measure of my joy in finding myself in liie bosom of my family and in the midst of you, my dear friends and neighbors During my journeys over the free and prosperous territories of the United Slates, it was sweet to me to thiuk that the voices of ttiSt excellent and admirable people would resound even as far as your abodes, and that jou would en- joy them for me« *'The enemies of the peoplc^s cause have cast it as a reproach upon me, that, io expressing my sentiments at the American meetings, 1 thought also of you They were right to believe this; and, in fact, at the sight of the wonders of the public prosperity and |>rivate happiness which, in that immense country, ere the fruits of liberty, equality, legal and national order, it would have been difficult for me to forget (he wish I had ever cherished, that my French coun- trymen should exercise the- same rights and oblaifi the same felicity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'*At length we again behold yoo, grown TouDcer from tlie atmosphere of liberty which you have been breathing, and the spectacle of (he happi- ness of a powerful and grateful people, which you have contemplated with dejiglit.. Like the Ameri- cans, we could wish to deseribe to you our love, plea- sure and admiration; but these sentiments, agitating too strongly our hearts, deprive us ol the power of so doing." To which the general replied— "The affecting wcl- eome which awaited me here, and the ...frosh testimo- nials of attachment which you lavish upon me to-day, HU up the measure of my joy in finding myself in liie bosom of my family and in the midst of you, my dear friends and neighbors During my journeys over the free and prosperous territories of the United Slates, it was sweet to me to thiuk that the voices of ttiSt excellent and admirable people would resound even as far as your abodes, and that jou would en- joy them for me« *'The enemies of the peoplc^s cause have cast it as a reproach upon me, that, io expressing my sentiments at the American meetings, 1 thought also of you They were right to believe this; and, in fact, at the sight of the wonders of the public prosperity and |>rivate happiness which, in that immense country, ere the fruits of liberty, equality, legal and national order, it would have been difficult for me to forget (he wish I had ever cherished, that my French coun- trymen should exercise the- same rights and oblaifi the same felicity.
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