Your United States
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He wasinfinitely precious, and after his own fashion would have done honor toany public monument in the East. Such men are only bred in the veryshadow of genuine history.
"See, " he said, touching a wall. "Painted by celebrated Italian artistto look like bas-relief! But put your hand flat against it, and you'llsee it isn't carved!" One might have been in Italy.
And a little later he was saying of other painting: "Although painted in eighteen hundred sixty-five--forty-six yearsago--you notice th...e flesh tints are as fresh as if painted yesterday!" This, I think, was the finest remark I ever heard a guide make--untilthis same guide stepped in front of a portrait of Henry Clay, and, aftera second's hesitation, threw off airily, patronizingly: "Henry Clay--quite a good statesman!" But I also contributed my excursionist's share to these singularconversations. In the swathed Senate Chamber I noticed twoholland-covered objects that somehow reminded me of my youth and ofreligious dissent. I guessed that the daily proceedings of the Senatemust be opened with devotional exercises, and these two objects seemedto me to be proper--why, I cannot tell--to the United States Senate; butthere was one point that puzzled me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wasinfinitely precious, and after his own fashion would have done honor toany public monument in the East. Such men are only bred in the veryshadow of genuine history.
"See, " he said, touching a wall. "Painted by celebrated Italian artistto look like bas-relief! But put your hand flat against it, and you'llsee it isn't carved!" One might have been in Italy.
And a little later he was saying of other painting: "Although painted in eighteen hundred sixty-five--forty-six yearsago--you notice th...e flesh tints are as fresh as if painted yesterday!" This, I think, was the finest remark I ever heard a guide make--untilthis same guide stepped in front of a portrait of Henry Clay, and, aftera second's hesitation, threw off airily, patronizingly: "Henry Clay--quite a good statesman!" But I also contributed my excursionist's share to these singularconversations. In the swathed Senate Chamber I noticed twoholland-covered objects that somehow reminded me of my youth and ofreligious dissent. I guessed that the daily proceedings of the Senatemust be opened with devotional exercises, and these two objects seemedto me to be proper--why, I cannot tell--to the United States Senate; butthere was one point that puzzled me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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