The New Minister's Great Opportunity
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The region was then moresparsely settled, although many houses standing then have disappeared. While he was sleeping peacefully in the cradle, while he was opening onthe world childhood's wide, wondering eyes, those great men whose namesare our perpetual benediction were planning for freedom from a foreignyoke. While he was passing through the happy years of early-childhood, the fierce clash of arms resounded through the little strip of territorywhich then made up the United States. I can hardl...y realize that, as achild, he heard as a fresh, new, real story, of the deeds of Lexington, from the lips of men then young who had been in the fight, or listenedas one of an eager group gathered about the fireside, or in the old, nowdeserted tavern on the turnpike, to the story of Bunker Hill.
"And when, the yoke of tyranny thrown off, in our country and in France, Lafayette, the mere mention of whose name brings tears to the eyes ofevery true American, came to see the America that he loved and thatloved him, he on whose cold, rigid face I now look down, joined in oneof those enthusiastic throngs that made the visit like a Roman Triumph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The region was then moresparsely settled, although many houses standing then have disappeared. While he was sleeping peacefully in the cradle, while he was opening onthe world childhood's wide, wondering eyes, those great men whose namesare our perpetual benediction were planning for freedom from a foreignyoke. While he was passing through the happy years of early-childhood, the fierce clash of arms resounded through the little strip of territorywhich then made up the United States. I can hardl...y realize that, as achild, he heard as a fresh, new, real story, of the deeds of Lexington, from the lips of men then young who had been in the fight, or listenedas one of an eager group gathered about the fireside, or in the old, nowdeserted tavern on the turnpike, to the story of Bunker Hill.
"And when, the yoke of tyranny thrown off, in our country and in France, Lafayette, the mere mention of whose name brings tears to the eyes ofevery true American, came to see the America that he loved and thatloved him, he on whose cold, rigid face I now look down, joined in oneof those enthusiastic throngs that made the visit like a Roman Triumph.
What to read after The New Minister's Great Opportunity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chaplin Heman White to read onlineMoreLess
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