Memories of the White House : the Home Life of Our Presidents From Lincoln to Roosevelt
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Pie hated nobody, and nobody could hate him.
His friendliness and sjonpathy were at all times extended to those with whom he came in contact; and as a result he enjoyed their good wiU and sympathy.
There were some persons — and perhaps there are some to-day — in whose opinions President Hayes was what is sometimes 126 MEMORIES OF THE WHITE HOUSE termed a " soft " man, — one easily influ- enced against his will. We, who saw him at close range, however, realized that he was able, keen, sharp; a m...an who instantly saw through pretense. As an indication of his ability to take care of himself under any cir- cumstances, and of his caution, I may repeat what I have said elsewhere, — that he was the only President, certainly the only President during the last half century, who invariably had a stenographer present in his private office. No matter who came to call upon President Hayes, the visitor never saw him alone. At a table in the office sat Mr. Gus- tin, an expert stenographer, whose business it was to take down in shorthand everything that was said to President Hayes, and every word that the President said in reply, ex- cepting when some one, such as a member of the President's household, would come in and talk upon some purely personal matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pie hated nobody, and nobody could hate him.
His friendliness and sjonpathy were at all times extended to those with whom he came in contact; and as a result he enjoyed their good wiU and sympathy.
There were some persons — and perhaps there are some to-day — in whose opinions President Hayes was what is sometimes 126 MEMORIES OF THE WHITE HOUSE termed a " soft " man, — one easily influ- enced against his will. We, who saw him at close range, however, realized that he was able, keen, sharp; a m...an who instantly saw through pretense. As an indication of his ability to take care of himself under any cir- cumstances, and of his caution, I may repeat what I have said elsewhere, — that he was the only President, certainly the only President during the last half century, who invariably had a stenographer present in his private office. No matter who came to call upon President Hayes, the visitor never saw him alone. At a table in the office sat Mr. Gus- tin, an expert stenographer, whose business it was to take down in shorthand everything that was said to President Hayes, and every word that the President said in reply, ex- cepting when some one, such as a member of the President's household, would come in and talk upon some purely personal matter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crook, W. H. (William Henry), 1839-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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