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Dorothy Dempsey 15 LOR I A THE GOLDEN AGE jjgg i uring one of the most turbulent and in- tense periods of the Peace Conference in Paris, the "Big Four" were scheduled to meet at an early morning hour. Grave questions upon which no two agreed were to be discussed, but Sign or Orlando and M, Clemenceau, who arrived first, avoided the mooted problems by engaging in small talk. Signor Orlando mentioned that on that date he was happily celebrating his birthday, which registered him in the late sixti...es. M, Clemenceau declared that he was in his eightieth yeax and had never known greater vision or accuracy of judgment than in the present. " r hen the question, "'"/hen is a man at his best?" aras pnit to Mr. 77ilson as he arrived he laughingly declared, "At sixty-two," for that was his age. From Kir, Lloyd George the query elicited, "At fifty-seven, of course," for that //as Mr. George* s age. ^hereupon M, Clemen- ceau reproached Mr. George with being but an in- fant in arms.
The great statesmen are not alone in the dis- cussion of the ideal age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dorothy Dempsey 15 LOR I A THE GOLDEN AGE jjgg i uring one of the most turbulent and in- tense periods of the Peace Conference in Paris, the "Big Four" were scheduled to meet at an early morning hour. Grave questions upon which no two agreed were to be discussed, but Sign or Orlando and M, Clemenceau, who arrived first, avoided the mooted problems by engaging in small talk. Signor Orlando mentioned that on that date he was happily celebrating his birthday, which registered him in the late sixti...es. M, Clemenceau declared that he was in his eightieth yeax and had never known greater vision or accuracy of judgment than in the present. " r hen the question, "'"/hen is a man at his best?" aras pnit to Mr. 77ilson as he arrived he laughingly declared, "At sixty-two," for that was his age. From Kir, Lloyd George the query elicited, "At fifty-seven, of course," for that //as Mr. George* s age. ^hereupon M, Clemen- ceau reproached Mr. George with being but an in- fant in arms.
The great statesmen are not alone in the dis- cussion of the ideal age.
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