Notions of the Americans V.2
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He received another trust, and sank under an incompetency that no longer was supported by the extraordinary talent of subordinates. Then it was that the soul of Wash- ington was exhibited in its native power. The bruised spirit of foiled ambition was solaced, and so solaced, that the disappointed rejoiced in the sympathy of success.
The character of Washington was Doric, in all its proportions. Its beauty is the beauty of harmony between purpose and means, and its grandeur is ow- ing to its cha...ste simplicity. Like the order of archi- tecture to which I have ventured to ascribe a resem- blance, it is not liable to the details of criticism. You see it in its majesty of outline, in its durability, and in its admirable adaptation to usefulness ; but it rests on a foundation too firm, and it upholds a superstruc- ture too severe, to be familiarly dissected. His fame already resembles that which centuries have pro- duced for other men, while it owes no portion of its purity to the mist of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He received another trust, and sank under an incompetency that no longer was supported by the extraordinary talent of subordinates. Then it was that the soul of Wash- ington was exhibited in its native power. The bruised spirit of foiled ambition was solaced, and so solaced, that the disappointed rejoiced in the sympathy of success.
The character of Washington was Doric, in all its proportions. Its beauty is the beauty of harmony between purpose and means, and its grandeur is ow- ing to its cha...ste simplicity. Like the order of archi- tecture to which I have ventured to ascribe a resem- blance, it is not liable to the details of criticism. You see it in its majesty of outline, in its durability, and in its admirable adaptation to usefulness ; but it rests on a foundation too firm, and it upholds a superstruc- ture too severe, to be familiarly dissected. His fame already resembles that which centuries have pro- duced for other men, while it owes no portion of its purity to the mist of time.
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