Lincoln And Herndon
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Your letter to me, some time since, and your letter to the Anti-Slavery Convention, I am reflect- ing on. Enough of polities now.
I am this moment in my office — bodily so; yet I am in the woods. I got tired of town and books; and so I thought I would take a ramble in the forests with my dog and gun, and see what I could see. The day is very cold 104 LINCOLN AND HEBNDON — so cold that the frozen particles of water glitter like millions of small fire globes, blazing in the air. The keen wind whi...ps around the sharp corners of the hills; cold, yet I press on to the place of game and sport. I am now in the deep woods; and stealthily creep along the under- brush, now moving this bush, now that limb, that impedes my way. Man is the lord of all he surveys! He is king!
And yet he bows humbly to the outstretched arm of briar and bush. Great lord — he ! After traveling thus for two or three miles over dense woods and underbrush, I became somewhat fatigued and sat down on a log, and commenced looking at nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your letter to me, some time since, and your letter to the Anti-Slavery Convention, I am reflect- ing on. Enough of polities now.
I am this moment in my office — bodily so; yet I am in the woods. I got tired of town and books; and so I thought I would take a ramble in the forests with my dog and gun, and see what I could see. The day is very cold 104 LINCOLN AND HEBNDON — so cold that the frozen particles of water glitter like millions of small fire globes, blazing in the air. The keen wind whi...ps around the sharp corners of the hills; cold, yet I press on to the place of game and sport. I am now in the deep woods; and stealthily creep along the under- brush, now moving this bush, now that limb, that impedes my way. Man is the lord of all he surveys! He is king!
And yet he bows humbly to the outstretched arm of briar and bush. Great lord — he ! After traveling thus for two or three miles over dense woods and underbrush, I became somewhat fatigued and sat down on a log, and commenced looking at nature.
What to read after Lincoln And Herndon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newton Joseph Fort to read onlineMoreLess
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