The School for Politics: a Dramatic Novel
The School for Politics: a Dramatic Novel
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[Hurrcihf kurrcLhll It was the most earnest wish of my heart to retire for ever into private life . . But you seem to be opposed to it. [ Yes !
yes! we want you as United States Senator^ Well, my friends, the will of the people, like the decrees of God, must be cheerfully submitted to. [Hurrah ! hurrah /] I shall be the last man to resist it when clearly expressed. [Hurrah !
Three cheers for Gammon /] But, fellow-citizens, allow me to make a proposition to you. [Dead silence.'] By taste and on ...principle, as a republican, I am opposed to every thing which looks like parade and show. Permit me, therefore, £o proceed alone — ^by myself— to the State House, where the caucus is to meet at noon ; and 1 beg you to transfer the hon- ors and demonstrations of popular favor intended for me to another far more worthy of them than I am — I mean old Beckendorf, one of the most respectable inhabitants of this delightful town. He is one of those, who, like yourselves, have urged, and I may say, compelled me to come forward as a candidate for the United States Senate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Hurrcihf kurrcLhll It was the most earnest wish of my heart to retire for ever into private life . . But you seem to be opposed to it. [ Yes !
yes! we want you as United States Senator^ Well, my friends, the will of the people, like the decrees of God, must be cheerfully submitted to. [Hurrah ! hurrah /] I shall be the last man to resist it when clearly expressed. [Hurrah !
Three cheers for Gammon /] But, fellow-citizens, allow me to make a proposition to you. [Dead silence.'] By taste and on ...principle, as a republican, I am opposed to every thing which looks like parade and show. Permit me, therefore, £o proceed alone — ^by myself— to the State House, where the caucus is to meet at noon ; and 1 beg you to transfer the hon- ors and demonstrations of popular favor intended for me to another far more worthy of them than I am — I mean old Beckendorf, one of the most respectable inhabitants of this delightful town. He is one of those, who, like yourselves, have urged, and I may say, compelled me to come forward as a candidate for the United States Senate.
What to read after The School for Politics: a Dramatic Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gayarr to read onlineMoreLess
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