Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 14
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Russia active, — America passive, — ^there is an immense danger in that fact; it is like the avalanche in the Alps which the noise of a bird's wing may move and thrust down with irresistible force, grow- ing every moment. I cannot but believe it were highly time to do as old Cato did and finish every speech with these words: ^^ However, the law of nations should be maintained and absolutism not permitted to become omnipotent" I could not forbear to make these remarks; and the answer I got was, ..." That is all true, and all right, and will be attended SPEECH IN FANEUIL HALL 68lt to when the election is over; but, after all, the party must come into power, and you know there are so many considera- tions, — men want to be managed, and even prejudices spared, and so forth/' And it is true; but it is sorrowful that it is true. That re- minds me of what, in Schiller's "Maria Stuart," Mortimer says to Lord Leicester, the all-mighty favorite of Elizabeth: " O God, what little steps has such a great lord to go at this court!" There is the first obstacle I have to meet with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russia active, — America passive, — ^there is an immense danger in that fact; it is like the avalanche in the Alps which the noise of a bird's wing may move and thrust down with irresistible force, grow- ing every moment. I cannot but believe it were highly time to do as old Cato did and finish every speech with these words: ^^ However, the law of nations should be maintained and absolutism not permitted to become omnipotent" I could not forbear to make these remarks; and the answer I got was, ..." That is all true, and all right, and will be attended SPEECH IN FANEUIL HALL 68lt to when the election is over; but, after all, the party must come into power, and you know there are so many considera- tions, — men want to be managed, and even prejudices spared, and so forth/' And it is true; but it is sorrowful that it is true. That re- minds me of what, in Schiller's "Maria Stuart," Mortimer says to Lord Leicester, the all-mighty favorite of Elizabeth: " O God, what little steps has such a great lord to go at this court!" There is the first obstacle I have to meet with.
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