The Handbook of Oratory; a Cyclopedia of Authorities On Oratory As An Art And of Celebrated Passages From the Best Orations From the Earliest Period to the Present Time
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Men from the country, who knew him not, stared at him as he passed through our streets. The coal-heavers and porters of London looked on him as one of the great forces of the globe ; they recog- nized a native king. In the Senate of the United States he looked an emperor in that council. Even the majestic Calhoun seemed common compared with him. Clay looked vulgar, and Van Buren but a fox. What a mouth he had I It was a lion's mouth. Yet there was a sweet grandeur in his smile, and a woman's sw...eetness when he would. What a brow it was I What eyes ! like charcoal fire in the bottom of a deep, dark well. His face was mgged with volcanic fires, great passions and great thoughts: — " The front of Jove himself ; An eye like Mars, to threaten and command. • Divide the faculties, not bodily, into intel- lectual, moral, affectional, and religious ; and CELEBRATED PASSAGES 433 Tarkei, Theodore — Continued try him on that scale. His late life shows that he had little religion, — somewhat of its lower fonns, — conventional devoutness, formality of prayer, •' the ordinances of religion " ; but he had not a great man's all-conquering look to God.
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Men from the country, who knew him not, stared at him as he passed through our streets. The coal-heavers and porters of London looked on him as one of the great forces of the globe ; they recog- nized a native king. In the Senate of the United States he looked an emperor in that council. Even the majestic Calhoun seemed common compared with him. Clay looked vulgar, and Van Buren but a fox. What a mouth he had I It was a lion's mouth. Yet there was a sweet grandeur in his smile, and a woman's sw...eetness when he would. What a brow it was I What eyes ! like charcoal fire in the bottom of a deep, dark well. His face was mgged with volcanic fires, great passions and great thoughts: — " The front of Jove himself ; An eye like Mars, to threaten and command. • Divide the faculties, not bodily, into intel- lectual, moral, affectional, and religious ; and CELEBRATED PASSAGES 433 Tarkei, Theodore — Continued try him on that scale. His late life shows that he had little religion, — somewhat of its lower fonns, — conventional devoutness, formality of prayer, •' the ordinances of religion " ; but he had not a great man's all-conquering look to God.
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