The Character of Washington. An Address
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Mr. Johnson : Rev. Vincent B. Tomlinson, one of the most distinguished members of the committee, as he is one of the most eloquent clergymen of the city, will now respond on behalf of the school committee.
Mr. Tomlinson : Mr. Chairman, Sons of the Revolution : — With a sense of deep gratitude and unalloyed appreciation we receive your noble gift. We recognize that it is as gracious as it is generous. There may be those in our goodly city who have wondered what was the aim of your body, but sure...ly they cannot doubt how high it is and how noble, after this act of yours, — this patriotic and generous act ; for by it you have said to the people of this city, and to the people of this Commonwealth — for this is not an exceptional act on your part, but characteristic of what you are doing con- tinually — that your great aim is to perpetuate this nation of ours ; that you wish to see that this land which has been bequeathed to us by our fathers, — this good land, — is handed down to those who shall come after us, to be the same liome of peace and prosperity that we have found it ; and you have taken a means, it seems to me, most wise to do your part to preserve our nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Johnson : Rev. Vincent B. Tomlinson, one of the most distinguished members of the committee, as he is one of the most eloquent clergymen of the city, will now respond on behalf of the school committee.
Mr. Tomlinson : Mr. Chairman, Sons of the Revolution : — With a sense of deep gratitude and unalloyed appreciation we receive your noble gift. We recognize that it is as gracious as it is generous. There may be those in our goodly city who have wondered what was the aim of your body, but sure...ly they cannot doubt how high it is and how noble, after this act of yours, — this patriotic and generous act ; for by it you have said to the people of this city, and to the people of this Commonwealth — for this is not an exceptional act on your part, but characteristic of what you are doing con- tinually — that your great aim is to perpetuate this nation of ours ; that you wish to see that this land which has been bequeathed to us by our fathers, — this good land, — is handed down to those who shall come after us, to be the same liome of peace and prosperity that we have found it ; and you have taken a means, it seems to me, most wise to do your part to preserve our nation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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