In the Kaisers Capital
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White, our ambassador, who was at Oxford receiving his D. C. L. , wrote me to go as his deputy and offer his congratula- tions as well as my own to Mommsen. Accordingly, I sought him out in his home In Marchstrasse, Char- lottenburg. I found him deeply Immersed In his books, but he smiled graciously when I gave Mr. White's message, and told me that he regarded Mr.
PROFESSOR MOMMSEN THEODORE MOMMSEN 179 White as the greatest of living Americans. " I re- joice, " said he, " that your country hono...urs itself so by sending to us great scholars. We have had Bancroft and Bayard Taylor, and now Andrew D. White. " I soon perceived that, unlike VIrchow, he had no sense of humour. Everything was dead ear- nest, and it took him some minutes before he per- ceived the point of some humorous story. I was startled by his sudden outburst of laughter, and was greatly interested by his saying, " Oh, I see it at last I " *' What is the occasion that takes Mr. White to Oxford? " " Oh, " I said, " it Is the anniversary celebration of the Bodleian Library, and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
White, our ambassador, who was at Oxford receiving his D. C. L. , wrote me to go as his deputy and offer his congratula- tions as well as my own to Mommsen. Accordingly, I sought him out in his home In Marchstrasse, Char- lottenburg. I found him deeply Immersed In his books, but he smiled graciously when I gave Mr. White's message, and told me that he regarded Mr.
PROFESSOR MOMMSEN THEODORE MOMMSEN 179 White as the greatest of living Americans. " I re- joice, " said he, " that your country hono...urs itself so by sending to us great scholars. We have had Bancroft and Bayard Taylor, and now Andrew D. White. " I soon perceived that, unlike VIrchow, he had no sense of humour. Everything was dead ear- nest, and it took him some minutes before he per- ceived the point of some humorous story. I was startled by his sudden outburst of laughter, and was greatly interested by his saying, " Oh, I see it at last I " *' What is the occasion that takes Mr. White to Oxford? " " Oh, " I said, " it Is the anniversary celebration of the Bodleian Library, and Mr.
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