The Life of George Washington
The Life of George Washington
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282 THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON, which probably can still be found by some enter- prising traveller in Germany.
"January, 1784.
" To the Count de Solms, Gen I of Infantry in the Service of Saxey etc, "Sir: — The letters which you did me the honor to write from Konigstein on the 9th of July last came safely to my hands a few days ago, accompanied by one from Mons. le Comte de Bruhl.
" I must entreat, my general, that you will accept my best acknowledgments for the favorable opinion you ar^ pleased to... express of my military character, as well as for your great politeness in proposing to introduce my likeness amongst your collection of heroes. I must like- wise be permitted to assure you with how much satis- faction I should have embraced and welcomed, at my seat on the banks of the Potomac, the venerable Soudart, the noble Count de Solms, who has had the happiness to have served with, and to have been the friend and companion of, those illustrious characters which now compass his inestimable collection, and into whose com- pany I am sensible it is no small honor to have even my portrait admitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
282 THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON, which probably can still be found by some enter- prising traveller in Germany.
"January, 1784.
" To the Count de Solms, Gen I of Infantry in the Service of Saxey etc, "Sir: — The letters which you did me the honor to write from Konigstein on the 9th of July last came safely to my hands a few days ago, accompanied by one from Mons. le Comte de Bruhl.
" I must entreat, my general, that you will accept my best acknowledgments for the favorable opinion you ar^ pleased to... express of my military character, as well as for your great politeness in proposing to introduce my likeness amongst your collection of heroes. I must like- wise be permitted to assure you with how much satis- faction I should have embraced and welcomed, at my seat on the banks of the Potomac, the venerable Soudart, the noble Count de Solms, who has had the happiness to have served with, and to have been the friend and companion of, those illustrious characters which now compass his inestimable collection, and into whose com- pany I am sensible it is no small honor to have even my portrait admitted.
What to read after The Life of George Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Everett Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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