Tad And His Father
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Quick as a flash Lincoln unwound his legs and rose to his feet in time to respond with dignity to the ceremonious greetings of the Senator from Massachusetts, Charles Sumner. The President knew that cane, and its owner was one of the few men who were allowed immediate access to his office at almost any time. The general retreated to a window, and the boy moved to the far side of the table, whence he contemplated with unblink- 27 TAD AND HIS FATHER ing eyes the distinguished statesman, whose sol...emn mien and gorgeous waist- coat were almost startling in their in- congruity. After a little conversation about the military situation, Mr. Sumner made known his wish that a certain gentleman should be appointed to a certain consulate. Considerate good-bys were then exchanged, and the senator took his walking stick and made an elaborate exit. As the door closed, the President smiled broadly, noting the curious and incredulous look upon the soldier's face.
*'Come up. General," he called.
'"When we are in Rome, we must do as the Romans do, you know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quick as a flash Lincoln unwound his legs and rose to his feet in time to respond with dignity to the ceremonious greetings of the Senator from Massachusetts, Charles Sumner. The President knew that cane, and its owner was one of the few men who were allowed immediate access to his office at almost any time. The general retreated to a window, and the boy moved to the far side of the table, whence he contemplated with unblink- 27 TAD AND HIS FATHER ing eyes the distinguished statesman, whose sol...emn mien and gorgeous waist- coat were almost startling in their in- congruity. After a little conversation about the military situation, Mr. Sumner made known his wish that a certain gentleman should be appointed to a certain consulate. Considerate good-bys were then exchanged, and the senator took his walking stick and made an elaborate exit. As the door closed, the President smiled broadly, noting the curious and incredulous look upon the soldier's face.
*'Come up. General," he called.
'"When we are in Rome, we must do as the Romans do, you know.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Lauriston Frederic Lauriston Bullard to read onlineMoreLess
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