Timothy D Sullivan Late a Representative From New York Memorial Addresses Del
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He represented the people of his district in the State assem- bly and senate and in Congress so well that he broke down all party lines and became the idol of every man, woman, and child. It was said of him that he carried his district around in his pocket. The truth was that he carried his district around in his personality, and it is given to few men to inspire in their friends and neighbors such affec- tionate devotion, such unbounded loyalty, as was given to him by all the people of his dis...trict. And he deserved it all. Throughout his public life, and in the business life which brought him a competence and showed how well he could succeed in any field, he was ever a man of his word. He was a plain dealer and a truthteller; he hated quibbles and evasions and techni- calities; he tried for big things, he achieved big things, and success was dear to him; yet he would rather have failed a thousand times than once go back on his pledged word, the word which was his bond. In his own pictur- esque language, he was neither a " quitter " nor a " welcher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He represented the people of his district in the State assem- bly and senate and in Congress so well that he broke down all party lines and became the idol of every man, woman, and child. It was said of him that he carried his district around in his pocket. The truth was that he carried his district around in his personality, and it is given to few men to inspire in their friends and neighbors such affec- tionate devotion, such unbounded loyalty, as was given to him by all the people of his dis...trict. And he deserved it all. Throughout his public life, and in the business life which brought him a competence and showed how well he could succeed in any field, he was ever a man of his word. He was a plain dealer and a truthteller; he hated quibbles and evasions and techni- calities; he tried for big things, he achieved big things, and success was dear to him; yet he would rather have failed a thousand times than once go back on his pledged word, the word which was his bond. In his own pictur- esque language, he was neither a " quitter " nor a " welcher.
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