Memories
Memories
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That he did so without ever making a mistake accounts for the esteem in which he was held by so many successive secretaries of state. Their confi- dence was shown by the numberless cases in which he was left to act upon his own discretion.
He never gave greater proof of wisdom than when he declined Lord Salisbury's offer to him in July, 1886, that he should take over the seals of the Foreign Office. He was then sixty-nine years of age. He was in failing health, worn out by the long exercise of ...almost superhuman industry ; indeed, he was nearer to his end than he himself imagined. In a singularly graceful letter Lord Rosebery praised his decision. He continued his work at Paris for anothei year, but on the iSt of November he resigned and was created an Earl. On the 28th of the same month he had a stroke of paralysis, and in a week he was dead.
It would be difficult to improve upon the portrait which Lord Newton draws of his former chief. The impression left upon the mind of the reader must be recognized as true by all those who had the good fortune to know him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That he did so without ever making a mistake accounts for the esteem in which he was held by so many successive secretaries of state. Their confi- dence was shown by the numberless cases in which he was left to act upon his own discretion.
He never gave greater proof of wisdom than when he declined Lord Salisbury's offer to him in July, 1886, that he should take over the seals of the Foreign Office. He was then sixty-nine years of age. He was in failing health, worn out by the long exercise of ...almost superhuman industry ; indeed, he was nearer to his end than he himself imagined. In a singularly graceful letter Lord Rosebery praised his decision. He continued his work at Paris for anothei year, but on the iSt of November he resigned and was created an Earl. On the 28th of the same month he had a stroke of paralysis, and in a week he was dead.
It would be difficult to improve upon the portrait which Lord Newton draws of his former chief. The impression left upon the mind of the reader must be recognized as true by all those who had the good fortune to know him.
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