The New America By An Englishman
The New America By An Englishman
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In such a man sincerity burns like a furnace and shrivels into ashes the more or less innocent everyday evasions, and unconscious dishonesties of lesser men and women. Such men are strong meat not food for babes. Rich is the country that produces them.
I have met one in America who notwithstanding his eighty-seven years has a mind sharp-edged, and gleaming. His tongue is as caustic, his sympathies as lively, his courage as unabashed as when a colonel of thirty in the Union Army he had an interv...iew with President Lincoln at the White House, outlined a method in conducting the campaign and suggested the removal of General McClellan. General Rush C. Hawkins lives in the Washington Square district of New York, a commanding figure of a man in spite of the weight of years, who may be seen taking his 95 96 The New America constitutional up Fifth Avenue of an afternoon, or mounting the steps of the Union League Club, where even forty years ago he was a prominent figure. It was my good fortune to meet him shortly after my arrival in America, and I knew I had made a dis covery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In such a man sincerity burns like a furnace and shrivels into ashes the more or less innocent everyday evasions, and unconscious dishonesties of lesser men and women. Such men are strong meat not food for babes. Rich is the country that produces them.
I have met one in America who notwithstanding his eighty-seven years has a mind sharp-edged, and gleaming. His tongue is as caustic, his sympathies as lively, his courage as unabashed as when a colonel of thirty in the Union Army he had an interv...iew with President Lincoln at the White House, outlined a method in conducting the campaign and suggested the removal of General McClellan. General Rush C. Hawkins lives in the Washington Square district of New York, a commanding figure of a man in spite of the weight of years, who may be seen taking his 95 96 The New America constitutional up Fifth Avenue of an afternoon, or mounting the steps of the Union League Club, where even forty years ago he was a prominent figure. It was my good fortune to meet him shortly after my arrival in America, and I knew I had made a dis covery.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dilnot Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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