Obituary Addresses On the Occasion of the Death of Hon William R King of Alab
Obituary Addresses On the Occasion of the Death of Hon William R King of Alab
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King, by assuring him that " he had often been told that he (Guizot) lied. " To which Mr. King modestly replied, that "he had never been told so. " French appreciation of sarcasm had no difficulty in discovering the true meaning of Mr. King's caustic reply. I cannot but allude to his kind and noble disposition to bring forward and advance the fortunes of young men, struggling up in life. I have myself been the recipient of his kind- ness in this respect. In all such relations he never assumed t...he position of patron and client. It was not his position, but his heart which determined the place occupied by his friends, and his exalted cha- racter looked to no return of favors. After his election to the Vice-Presidency, when lingering under a pain- ful and mortal disease, in a foreign country, his thoughts naturally reverted to his own beloved Ala- bama. Once more he wished to behold the sun of his country — once more he desired to breathe the invigorating air of home. Friend and kindred had followed him abroad ; but he yearned for a wider circle of hearts beating in unison with his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King, by assuring him that " he had often been told that he (Guizot) lied. " To which Mr. King modestly replied, that "he had never been told so. " French appreciation of sarcasm had no difficulty in discovering the true meaning of Mr. King's caustic reply. I cannot but allude to his kind and noble disposition to bring forward and advance the fortunes of young men, struggling up in life. I have myself been the recipient of his kind- ness in this respect. In all such relations he never assumed t...he position of patron and client. It was not his position, but his heart which determined the place occupied by his friends, and his exalted cha- racter looked to no return of favors. After his election to the Vice-Presidency, when lingering under a pain- ful and mortal disease, in a foreign country, his thoughts naturally reverted to his own beloved Ala- bama. Once more he wished to behold the sun of his country — once more he desired to breathe the invigorating air of home. Friend and kindred had followed him abroad ; but he yearned for a wider circle of hearts beating in unison with his own.
What to read after Obituary Addresses On the Occasion of the Death of Hon William R King of Alab?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1st Session United States 52d Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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