The History of Liberty a Paper Read Before the New York Historical Society Fe
The History of Liberty a Paper Read Before the New York Historical Society Fe
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The chorus seats were almost fully occupied, and the ladies seemed to have adorned themselves specially for the occasion. From a distance the great sloping stage resembled an immense flower bed. In the centre presently blossomed a great red and blue flower, the Marine Band of Washington, — and by and by a line of red across the entire stage dotted with black announced the entry of the Grena- diers of England. The audience, though not fully compre- hending which was which, cheered lustily, and t...he Prussians next appeared, their metal helmets shining brilliantly as they advanced down the long aisle. Close behind them came the nodding pompons of the band of Grandfather Thiers. The Prussians and French were drawn up at the rear of the orchestra, nearly in line with each other, the scarlet streak of grenadier ran down from them and joined them and itself to the marines, who, as the President and attendant gentle- men entered, burst into the familiar notes of ' Hail to the Chief. ' All the bands joined in the harmonious welcome, and the audience was overcome with this preliminary mel- ody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chorus seats were almost fully occupied, and the ladies seemed to have adorned themselves specially for the occasion. From a distance the great sloping stage resembled an immense flower bed. In the centre presently blossomed a great red and blue flower, the Marine Band of Washington, — and by and by a line of red across the entire stage dotted with black announced the entry of the Grena- diers of England. The audience, though not fully compre- hending which was which, cheered lustily, and t...he Prussians next appeared, their metal helmets shining brilliantly as they advanced down the long aisle. Close behind them came the nodding pompons of the band of Grandfather Thiers. The Prussians and French were drawn up at the rear of the orchestra, nearly in line with each other, the scarlet streak of grenadier ran down from them and joined them and itself to the marines, who, as the President and attendant gentle- men entered, burst into the familiar notes of ' Hail to the Chief. ' All the bands joined in the harmonious welcome, and the audience was overcome with this preliminary mel- ody.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John F Aiken to read onlineMoreLess
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