General Grants Last Days
General Grants Last Days
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'"The finest mare I ever drove. '' Grant would say. On one occasion, at least, he met a driver who valiantlv vindicated the rights of the road in a way that quite aston- ished him. AMiile spending a summer in Long Branch, the General would take a daily drive behind a noted trotter. By courtesy, although often against his wish, he was always given a free and open course.
44 GENERAL GRANT'S LAST DAYS One day while (juietly jogijin^- aloiij^" Ik- nuticed in a casual way a farmer and his wife who, ...with sinj^le horse and errand-wagcju. \vere iust ahead, evidenth- returning;' from market. ( )n attempting" to "draw alongside" and i)ass the con])le. There was a race on in a moment. The farmer sim|)]\' chiri)ed in a ])eculiar way, and his horse S(|tiatted into a long-gaited and eas\- irot. Altogether it \\as a veritahle sur- prise to the other drixer. With his "professional trotter" and light road-wagon. LUit the farmer ke])t the lead in s])ite of Grant's efforts to overtake him. ( )ccasionall\' through the dust he could see the farmer's wife look back to note their relatixe positions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'"The finest mare I ever drove. '' Grant would say. On one occasion, at least, he met a driver who valiantlv vindicated the rights of the road in a way that quite aston- ished him. AMiile spending a summer in Long Branch, the General would take a daily drive behind a noted trotter. By courtesy, although often against his wish, he was always given a free and open course.
44 GENERAL GRANT'S LAST DAYS One day while (juietly jogijin^- aloiij^" Ik- nuticed in a casual way a farmer and his wife who, ...with sinj^le horse and errand-wagcju. \vere iust ahead, evidenth- returning;' from market. ( )n attempting" to "draw alongside" and i)ass the con])le. There was a race on in a moment. The farmer sim|)]\' chiri)ed in a ])eculiar way, and his horse S(|tiatted into a long-gaited and eas\- irot. Altogether it \\as a veritahle sur- prise to the other drixer. With his "professional trotter" and light road-wagon. LUit the farmer ke])t the lead in s])ite of Grant's efforts to overtake him. ( )ccasionall\' through the dust he could see the farmer's wife look back to note their relatixe positions.
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