The Last Leaf
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Washington Irving and Prescott I never saw, though as to thelatter I have just been making him responsible to some extent for myown little proclivity, Parkman, I only saw sitting with his handsomeGrecian face relieved against a dignified background as he sat on thestage among the Corporation of Harvard University. Motley I haveonly seen as he stood with iron-grey curls over a ruddy, strenuouscountenance topping a figure of vigorous symmetry as he spoke withanimation at a scholars' dinner. But G...eorge Bancroft, Justin Winsor, and John Fiske I knew well, the last being in particular one of mybest friends. I could tell stories too, of the living lights, but amconcerned here with the ghosts and not with men still red-blooded.
I first saw George Bancroft when he was Minister at Berlin. He hadread a little book of mine, The Color Guard, my diary as a Corporal ofthe Nineteenth Army Corps, scribbled off on my cap-top, my gun-stock, or indeed my shoe-sole, or whatever desk I could extemporise as wemarched and fought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Washington Irving and Prescott I never saw, though as to thelatter I have just been making him responsible to some extent for myown little proclivity, Parkman, I only saw sitting with his handsomeGrecian face relieved against a dignified background as he sat on thestage among the Corporation of Harvard University. Motley I haveonly seen as he stood with iron-grey curls over a ruddy, strenuouscountenance topping a figure of vigorous symmetry as he spoke withanimation at a scholars' dinner. But G...eorge Bancroft, Justin Winsor, and John Fiske I knew well, the last being in particular one of mybest friends. I could tell stories too, of the living lights, but amconcerned here with the ghosts and not with men still red-blooded.
I first saw George Bancroft when he was Minister at Berlin. He hadread a little book of mine, The Color Guard, my diary as a Corporal ofthe Nineteenth Army Corps, scribbled off on my cap-top, my gun-stock, or indeed my shoe-sole, or whatever desk I could extemporise as wemarched and fought.
What to read after The Last Leaf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hosmer James Kendall to read onlineMoreLess
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