Recollections
Recollections
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Childs V West Point. 151 " The Secretary of War then made a few remarks, which were well received. *' General Sherman, who, during all these ceremonies, had sat on the platform with folded hands and tear-dimmed and down- cast e3^es, in response to many calls, was next introduced. As the general arose the assemblage broke forth into wild cheering. " The applause was persistent as General Sherman stood upon his feet, after repeated calls. He spoke with feeling, and his deeply- lined face, closely... watched by those who never before had seen him, was moved by intense earnestness. The light of clustered lamps fell upon his silvered head as he spoke, and his strons; face was tremulous with emo- tion as he referred to the fact that by a strange accident of nature he was the only one living now of the three whose portraits were before his hearers, and there was a sad quality in his voice when he said, ' I was older than either Grant or Sheridan. ' GENERAL SHERMAN'S REMARKS. " ' Ladies and Gentlemen and those Cadets behind : I fear that West Point is losing that good old reputation for doing and not speaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Childs V West Point. 151 " The Secretary of War then made a few remarks, which were well received. *' General Sherman, who, during all these ceremonies, had sat on the platform with folded hands and tear-dimmed and down- cast e3^es, in response to many calls, was next introduced. As the general arose the assemblage broke forth into wild cheering. " The applause was persistent as General Sherman stood upon his feet, after repeated calls. He spoke with feeling, and his deeply- lined face, closely... watched by those who never before had seen him, was moved by intense earnestness. The light of clustered lamps fell upon his silvered head as he spoke, and his strons; face was tremulous with emo- tion as he referred to the fact that by a strange accident of nature he was the only one living now of the three whose portraits were before his hearers, and there was a sad quality in his voice when he said, ' I was older than either Grant or Sheridan. ' GENERAL SHERMAN'S REMARKS. " ' Ladies and Gentlemen and those Cadets behind : I fear that West Point is losing that good old reputation for doing and not speaking.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Childs to read onlineMoreLess
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