Travels in America 100 Years Ago Being Notes And Reminiscences
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Mrs. Wash- ington was a middle-sized lady, rather stout ; her manner extremely kind and unaffected. She sat down on the sofa, and invited me to sit by her. I spoke of the pleasant days I had passed at Washington, and of the atten- tions I had received from her grand daughter, Mrs. Law.
While engaged in this conversation, but with my thoughts turned to the expected ar- rival of the General, the door opened, and Mrs. Washington and myself rising, she said, " The President, " and introduced me to ...him. Never did I feel more interest than at this moment, when I saw the tall, upright, vener- able figure of this great man advancing tow- ards me to take me by the hand. There was a seriousness in his manner which seemed to contribute to the impressive dignity of his person, without diminishing the confidence and ease which the benevolence of his coun- tenance and the kindness of his address in- spired. There are persons in whose appear- ance one looks in vain for the qualities they are known to possess, but the appearance of General Washington harmonized in a singu- lar manner with the dignity and modesty of his public life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Wash- ington was a middle-sized lady, rather stout ; her manner extremely kind and unaffected. She sat down on the sofa, and invited me to sit by her. I spoke of the pleasant days I had passed at Washington, and of the atten- tions I had received from her grand daughter, Mrs. Law.
While engaged in this conversation, but with my thoughts turned to the expected ar- rival of the General, the door opened, and Mrs. Washington and myself rising, she said, " The President, " and introduced me to ...him. Never did I feel more interest than at this moment, when I saw the tall, upright, vener- able figure of this great man advancing tow- ards me to take me by the hand. There was a seriousness in his manner which seemed to contribute to the impressive dignity of his person, without diminishing the confidence and ease which the benevolence of his coun- tenance and the kindness of his address in- spired. There are persons in whose appear- ance one looks in vain for the qualities they are known to possess, but the appearance of General Washington harmonized in a singu- lar manner with the dignity and modesty of his public life.
What to read after Travels in America 100 Years Ago Being Notes And Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Twining to read onlineMoreLess
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