The Reporters Manual And Vocabulary
The Reporters Manual And Vocabulary
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Old as the theme is, it always comes to II us with a force ever fresh, ever new; this result eclipsing the fabled achievements of romance. To think in how short a time man has 12 subdued nature, and transformed it to the conceptions of his genius; to think how rapidly a great people has overspread a continent, and 13 outstripped the dynasties of a thousand years; and how the wilder- ness has blossomed into towns, and the insignificant colonial sea-ports 14 are now shadowing every bay with their... sails, and enclosing the commerce of the globe in a chain of ships; to think of this one city 15 which, in the historian's measurement, was but yesterday a green silence reposing at the gate of the sea, and to-day this cosmopolitan 16 life rashes through its veins, and the nations of the earth make it a theatre for the splendid rivalry of industry and art.
But, on the other hand, it cannot be denied that we are justly exposed to the charge of an excessive materialism. We are over-busy *N . -1 V -TX ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old as the theme is, it always comes to II us with a force ever fresh, ever new; this result eclipsing the fabled achievements of romance. To think in how short a time man has 12 subdued nature, and transformed it to the conceptions of his genius; to think how rapidly a great people has overspread a continent, and 13 outstripped the dynasties of a thousand years; and how the wilder- ness has blossomed into towns, and the insignificant colonial sea-ports 14 are now shadowing every bay with their... sails, and enclosing the commerce of the globe in a chain of ships; to think of this one city 15 which, in the historian's measurement, was but yesterday a green silence reposing at the gate of the sea, and to-day this cosmopolitan 16 life rashes through its veins, and the nations of the earth make it a theatre for the splendid rivalry of industry and art.
But, on the other hand, it cannot be denied that we are justly exposed to the charge of an excessive materialism. We are over-busy *N . -1 V -TX ...
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