The Life of Joseph Hodges Choate As Gathered Chiefly From His Letters
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That was a very nice day wasn't it? and how many glorious days have been ours since then. * * * "I am under the necessity again of writing to you from the midst of a reference, with one eye and ear upon my adversary who is addressing the Court, and the other on my letter. So if the ideas are disjointed you will know how to excuse it." The next day, his wife's birthday, he writes her: " I have thought of you very often today, and wished I were with you as I ought to be for the day's sake.
"Our M...iles O'Reilly dinner was a most non-descript affair indeed — Gen'I. Hancock, Estee and Kilby Smith, Raymond of the Times, Young of the Tribune, Hurlbert of the World, Dana of the Sun, O'Reilly himself being of the Citizen, Sam Barlow, Sam Tilden, Judge Pierre- pont, etc., etc. On the whole, I have had more charm- ing times, and each such dinner rather increases my aver- sion to these stag affairs." MARRIAGE AND THE CIVIL WAR 281 The day following he says: " I am glad that you are doing all you can to enliven father & mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was a very nice day wasn't it? and how many glorious days have been ours since then. * * * "I am under the necessity again of writing to you from the midst of a reference, with one eye and ear upon my adversary who is addressing the Court, and the other on my letter. So if the ideas are disjointed you will know how to excuse it." The next day, his wife's birthday, he writes her: " I have thought of you very often today, and wished I were with you as I ought to be for the day's sake.
"Our M...iles O'Reilly dinner was a most non-descript affair indeed — Gen'I. Hancock, Estee and Kilby Smith, Raymond of the Times, Young of the Tribune, Hurlbert of the World, Dana of the Sun, O'Reilly himself being of the Citizen, Sam Barlow, Sam Tilden, Judge Pierre- pont, etc., etc. On the whole, I have had more charm- ing times, and each such dinner rather increases my aver- sion to these stag affairs." MARRIAGE AND THE CIVIL WAR 281 The day following he says: " I am glad that you are doing all you can to enliven father & mother.
What to read after The Life of Joseph Hodges Choate As Gathered Chiefly From His Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Choate, Joseph Hodges, 1832-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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