Recollections of Sixteen Presidents From Washington to Lincoln V.1, Copy 1
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His pride was deeply wounded. Gilmer looked the personification of melancholy, — though his face was not of the kind to ex- hibit fully the working of his mind. Wise, stung deeper than either — because more sensitive — made a hard strug- gle to assume an indifference he could not feel. And Adams, among them all, was the only one apparently un- moved, although he undoubtedly felt, with the keenest satisfaction, the grandeur and completeness of his victory.
He sat for a little while like a statue... ; and then rising and again glancing over the House with marvelous composure, said : "I have two other petitions like that I introduced the other day — one from New York and the other from Pennsylvania — but owing to the condition in which things now stand I prefer to reserve them for a future occa- sion!" Not a word was spoken except by himself ; and there he stood, — that wonderful man, weak from age and physical infirmity, but strong as a giant in the invincibil- ity of his courage — as completely master of the battle- field as the iron-duke of England was at Waterloo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His pride was deeply wounded. Gilmer looked the personification of melancholy, — though his face was not of the kind to ex- hibit fully the working of his mind. Wise, stung deeper than either — because more sensitive — made a hard strug- gle to assume an indifference he could not feel. And Adams, among them all, was the only one apparently un- moved, although he undoubtedly felt, with the keenest satisfaction, the grandeur and completeness of his victory.
He sat for a little while like a statue... ; and then rising and again glancing over the House with marvelous composure, said : "I have two other petitions like that I introduced the other day — one from New York and the other from Pennsylvania — but owing to the condition in which things now stand I prefer to reserve them for a future occa- sion!" Not a word was spoken except by himself ; and there he stood, — that wonderful man, weak from age and physical infirmity, but strong as a giant in the invincibil- ity of his courage — as completely master of the battle- field as the iron-duke of England was at Waterloo.
What to read after Recollections of Sixteen Presidents From Washington to Lincoln V.1, Copy 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard W Richard Wigginton Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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