The Angel of Lonesome Hill; a Story of a President
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He was looking across the lawn when a sudden alertness came into the scene ; the silk-hatted line of call- ers stepped aside; those who were seated arose; newspaper correspond- ents turned with vigilant ears. A nervous voice inquired, "Where is Mr. John Dale.?" The President stood before him, dressed in white flannel, then smil- ingly grasped his hand with a blast of welcome: "I'm delighted to meet the friend of Judge Long!" Taking [22] LONESOME HILL his arm the Executive escorted him through t...he Cabinet Room thronged with Senators, Representatives, and tourists. They entered the private office. "Take the sofa, Mr. Dale- it's the easiest thing in the place. I hope your business is such that you can excuse me for a little while." A smile came over Dale's white face. Could the poorest farmer of the "Cold Friday" region wait for the most powerful character in the world ? Nor was the old man in the linen duster the only one who smiled.
A member of the Russian Embassy turned to his companion — a dis- tinguished visitor from the Court of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was looking across the lawn when a sudden alertness came into the scene ; the silk-hatted line of call- ers stepped aside; those who were seated arose; newspaper correspond- ents turned with vigilant ears. A nervous voice inquired, "Where is Mr. John Dale.?" The President stood before him, dressed in white flannel, then smil- ingly grasped his hand with a blast of welcome: "I'm delighted to meet the friend of Judge Long!" Taking [22] LONESOME HILL his arm the Executive escorted him through t...he Cabinet Room thronged with Senators, Representatives, and tourists. They entered the private office. "Take the sofa, Mr. Dale- it's the easiest thing in the place. I hope your business is such that you can excuse me for a little while." A smile came over Dale's white face. Could the poorest farmer of the "Cold Friday" region wait for the most powerful character in the world ? Nor was the old man in the linen duster the only one who smiled.
A member of the Russian Embassy turned to his companion — a dis- tinguished visitor from the Court of St.
What to read after The Angel of Lonesome Hill; a Story of a President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landis Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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