Stepping Stones to Literature No. 5
Stepping Stones to Literature No. 5
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Mr. Webster was a man of noble mind, lofiy character, and great power. He was large and commanding in appear- ance; had an immense head, with deepH3et black eyes.
DANIEL WEBSTER. 171 When he spoke no one could resist his eloquence ; his voice was rich, and deep, and wonderfully powerfuL He has been known to speak out of doors so as to be distinctly heard by many thousands of people.
The story is told of him, when a boy, that once he and... his brother caught a woodchuck which had been doing great damage on his father's farm ; the brother Ezekiel wanted to kill the woodchuck at once, but the animal seemed so help- less that Daniel's pity was aroused and he insisted that it should be let go. As they could not agree, the two brothers took the case to their father, where Ezekiel gave his reasons for wanting to kill the woodchuck, because it had done so much damage, but Daniel pleaded for the life of the poor animal so eloquently that the father, although he knew what mischief the woodchuck would do, decided that it should be given its freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A part of one of these is given in a subsequent selection.
Mr. Webster was a man of noble mind, lofiy character, and great power. He was large and commanding in appear- ance; had an immense head, with deepH3et black eyes.
DANIEL WEBSTER. 171 When he spoke no one could resist his eloquence ; his voice was rich, and deep, and wonderfully powerfuL He has been known to speak out of doors so as to be distinctly heard by many thousands of people.
The story is told of him, when a boy, that once he and... his brother caught a woodchuck which had been doing great damage on his father's farm ; the brother Ezekiel wanted to kill the woodchuck at once, but the animal seemed so help- less that Daniel's pity was aroused and he insisted that it should be let go. As they could not agree, the two brothers took the case to their father, where Ezekiel gave his reasons for wanting to kill the woodchuck, because it had done so much damage, but Daniel pleaded for the life of the poor animal so eloquently that the father, although he knew what mischief the woodchuck would do, decided that it should be given its freedom.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Louise Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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