The Morse Speller Pt. 2
The Morse Speller Pt. 2
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91 in the nature and relation of things, and in the thence- resulting necessity of separation from the parent State.
Its progress was limited by that necessity. Our fathers displayed great strength and moderation of purpose. In difficult times they conducted with wisdom ; in doubtful times, with firmness ; in perilous times, with courage ; un- der oppressive trials, erect ; amidst temptations, unseduced; in the dark hour of danger, fearless ; in the bright hour of prosperity, faithful. — Josiah... Quincy.
LXXIII. .
Great were the hearts, and strong the minds Of those who framed, in high debate.
The immortal league of love, that binds Our fair, broad Empire, state with state.
And deep the gladness of the hour.
When, as the auspicious task was done, In solemn trust, the sword of power, Was given to glory*s unspoiled son.
— W.C. Bryant.
LXXIV.
The application of steam to carriages was first suggested by Robinson in 1759. Watt patented a locomotive engine in 1794. Stevenson, in 1825, brought a locomotive to suph perfection that it attained a speed of twenty-nine miles an hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 in the nature and relation of things, and in the thence- resulting necessity of separation from the parent State.
Its progress was limited by that necessity. Our fathers displayed great strength and moderation of purpose. In difficult times they conducted with wisdom ; in doubtful times, with firmness ; in perilous times, with courage ; un- der oppressive trials, erect ; amidst temptations, unseduced; in the dark hour of danger, fearless ; in the bright hour of prosperity, faithful. — Josiah... Quincy.
LXXIII. .
Great were the hearts, and strong the minds Of those who framed, in high debate.
The immortal league of love, that binds Our fair, broad Empire, state with state.
And deep the gladness of the hour.
When, as the auspicious task was done, In solemn trust, the sword of power, Was given to glory*s unspoiled son.
— W.C. Bryant.
LXXIV.
The application of steam to carriages was first suggested by Robinson in 1759. Watt patented a locomotive engine in 1794. Stevenson, in 1825, brought a locomotive to suph perfection that it attained a speed of twenty-nine miles an hour.
What to read after The Morse Speller Pt. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dutton, Samuel Train, 1849-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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