Birthday Addresses At the Montauk Club of Brooklyn 1892 to 1899 volume 1
Birthday Addresses At the Montauk Club of Brooklyn 1892 to 1899 volume 1
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Brown, It was a chilly day for Willie When the mercurj- went down.
Well, gentlemen, we close to-night another year. May the cordial handclasp with which we met keep our hearts warm with the anticipation of another cordial and vigorous greeting for us all when next April comes around.
Address of Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, LL. D. , at tlie Birthday Dinner given to him by tlie Montauk Club of Brooklyn, April 24, 1897.
Mr. President and Gentlemen : It is the privilege of every man to enjoy a birthday ...dinner. He generally gives it to himself, and invites a few friends to enjoy it with him. This was notably the custom for the last years of his life of General Sherman. Those unique and original entertain- ments live as the most pleasant memories of the few who were privileged to enjoy them. But it is a com- pliment and honor which I profoundly appreciate that so many friends should year after year unite in celebrating, in such hospitable and charming way, my entrance into the world. It develops egotism, not of the large-headed variety, but that healthy en- largement of the heart which cultivates and encour- ages one's love for and faith in his fellowmen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brown, It was a chilly day for Willie When the mercurj- went down.
Well, gentlemen, we close to-night another year. May the cordial handclasp with which we met keep our hearts warm with the anticipation of another cordial and vigorous greeting for us all when next April comes around.
Address of Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, LL. D. , at tlie Birthday Dinner given to him by tlie Montauk Club of Brooklyn, April 24, 1897.
Mr. President and Gentlemen : It is the privilege of every man to enjoy a birthday ...dinner. He generally gives it to himself, and invites a few friends to enjoy it with him. This was notably the custom for the last years of his life of General Sherman. Those unique and original entertain- ments live as the most pleasant memories of the few who were privileged to enjoy them. But it is a com- pliment and honor which I profoundly appreciate that so many friends should year after year unite in celebrating, in such hospitable and charming way, my entrance into the world. It develops egotism, not of the large-headed variety, but that healthy en- largement of the heart which cultivates and encour- ages one's love for and faith in his fellowmen.
What to read after Birthday Addresses At the Montauk Club of Brooklyn 1892 to 1899 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey M Chauncey Mitchell Depew to read onlineMoreLess
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