Our Martyred President Memorial Life of William Mckinley Together With a
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The gutters rose like mimic mountain torrents, waterspouts and gargoyles bubbled and foamed out little cata- racts. But in the midst of this torrent not a soul stirred. The soldierly, drenched and unprotected, stood like statues. The packed crowds never wavered, only here and there on the high rooofs of adjoining buildings the spectators sought shelter.
MOURNERS ENTER ROTUNDA.
" Before the coffin had been deposited on the catafalque the official mourners entered the rotunda. President Roosevelt... walked up the steps of the main entrance under an umbrella held by Secret Service Operative Foster. Others performed a similar service for the Cabinet ministers. President Roosevelt took his position to the left of the casket with Secretary Root to his left and then Secretaries Long and Hitchcock beyond in a line. Onthe opposite side of the casket were Secretary Wilson, Post- master General Smith, Attorney General Knox and General Brooke, of the army. As soon as the body was deposited in the catafalque, President Roosevelt, with Secretary Root by his side, and followed by the other Cabinet officers, left the building.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gutters rose like mimic mountain torrents, waterspouts and gargoyles bubbled and foamed out little cata- racts. But in the midst of this torrent not a soul stirred. The soldierly, drenched and unprotected, stood like statues. The packed crowds never wavered, only here and there on the high rooofs of adjoining buildings the spectators sought shelter.
MOURNERS ENTER ROTUNDA.
" Before the coffin had been deposited on the catafalque the official mourners entered the rotunda. President Roosevelt... walked up the steps of the main entrance under an umbrella held by Secret Service Operative Foster. Others performed a similar service for the Cabinet ministers. President Roosevelt took his position to the left of the casket with Secretary Root to his left and then Secretaries Long and Hitchcock beyond in a line. Onthe opposite side of the casket were Secretary Wilson, Post- master General Smith, Attorney General Knox and General Brooke, of the army. As soon as the body was deposited in the catafalque, President Roosevelt, with Secretary Root by his side, and followed by the other Cabinet officers, left the building.
What to read after Our Martyred President Memorial Life of William Mckinley Together With a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G W George Washington Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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