Theodore Roosevelt volume 1
Theodore Roosevelt volume 1
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He sees everybody, hears everything, and yet leads the conveisation at his v\ill. Long aecu. Stomed to public life, crowded with visitors, overwhehiu^d with admirers, he has long learned that he cannot let the throng talk at random, and ad intinitum. Therefore in this, as in all things else, he leads, yet jinswering and iducidating any jtroper (piestion j)ut to him.
Ill thanck O'Xeill. Ami the colorcMf ti'oops. He discoui';;ed on the pi'esent peace, and any possihh' future War. Telling ol' his ...plans to raise the I'jiited States volun- teers it' the opporlnnity e\('r comes in his time.
He tiaii'|)ed through Afi'ica. Sailed down the Xile. And dined with kings, discussed royalty and philosophy, compared, monaiclis and republics, and said theit' is a i>lace and a woi'k foi' caidi.
One tired cowpinicher who had sle[)t all day Sunday came shambling (U)wn the stairs — it was a two-story affair —rubbing his i-ed e\-es, and I'eiiiarketl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sees everybody, hears everything, and yet leads the conveisation at his v\ill. Long aecu. Stomed to public life, crowded with visitors, overwhehiu^d with admirers, he has long learned that he cannot let the throng talk at random, and ad intinitum. Therefore in this, as in all things else, he leads, yet jinswering and iducidating any jtroper (piestion j)ut to him.
Ill thanck O'Xeill. Ami the colorcMf ti'oops. He discoui';;ed on the pi'esent peace, and any possihh' future War. Telling ol' his ...plans to raise the I'jiited States volun- teers it' the opporlnnity e\('r comes in his time.
He tiaii'|)ed through Afi'ica. Sailed down the Xile. And dined with kings, discussed royalty and philosophy, compared, monaiclis and republics, and said theit' is a i>lace and a woi'k foi' caidi.
One tired cowpinicher who had sle[)t all day Sunday came shambling (U)wn the stairs — it was a two-story affair —rubbing his i-ed e\-es, and I'eiiiarketl.
What to read after Theodore Roosevelt volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Chapin Deming to read onlineMoreLess
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