Thomas Alva Edison Sixty Years of An Inventors Life
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And Edison couldn't help him ! He had totally forgotten the circumstances under which he had received at least half his honors, and no effort on his part could recall the facts. So they were all put back in the case and, though they were subsequently shown, the exhibit was hardly as interesting as it might have been.
But among the medals in the den are one or two which deserve a word. There is, for instance, the Albert Medal, which was presented to Edison by the Prince of Wales in honor of his ...father, the Prince Consort. With the medal is a series of letters, includ- ing one from the Prince, and one from Sir Julian Pauncefote, who took the medal to America. The latter is a document showing much grace of composi- tion and quite Chesterfieldian in style. The third communication is from Secretary of State Foster, and amused Edison not a little when he received it. The medal was entrusted to Mr. Foster for delivery, and after informing Edison of his charge and explaining how delighted he was to present the medal, he concludes by saying that Edison can have it "by paying express charges " !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Edison couldn't help him ! He had totally forgotten the circumstances under which he had received at least half his honors, and no effort on his part could recall the facts. So they were all put back in the case and, though they were subsequently shown, the exhibit was hardly as interesting as it might have been.
But among the medals in the den are one or two which deserve a word. There is, for instance, the Albert Medal, which was presented to Edison by the Prince of Wales in honor of his ...father, the Prince Consort. With the medal is a series of letters, includ- ing one from the Prince, and one from Sir Julian Pauncefote, who took the medal to America. The latter is a document showing much grace of composi- tion and quite Chesterfieldian in style. The third communication is from Secretary of State Foster, and amused Edison not a little when he received it. The medal was entrusted to Mr. Foster for delivery, and after informing Edison of his charge and explaining how delighted he was to present the medal, he concludes by saying that Edison can have it "by paying express charges " !
What to read after Thomas Alva Edison Sixty Years of An Inventors Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Arthur Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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