Ten Years of Preacher-Life : Chapters From An Autobiography
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As he read on, he came across the sentence 'This must be 184: TEN TEAKS OF PREACHER-LIFE ; OR, deemed a sine qua non? ' What's a sine qua, non f said a half dozen by-standers. ' Old Sandusky ' was a little bothered at first, but his good sense and natural shrewdness was fully equal to a mastery of the Latin. . ' Sine — qua — non V said Old Sandusky, repeating the question very slowly ; ' why, sine qua non is three islands in Passamaquoddy Bay, and Harry Clay is the last man to give them up ! No... sine qua non, no treaty, he says ; and he'll stick to it !' " You should have seen the laughing eye, the change in the speaker's voice and manner, to under- stand the electric effect the story had upon his hearers.
But of all the illustrious men whose presence has rendered the society of "Washington so justly cele- brated, no one has exercised a mightier fascination over the select circle he admitted to his intimacy, than Mr. Webster. You could scarce have thought, as you looked with an admiration that approached to awe, upon his colossal figure fitly overarched by his dome-like head, in the Senate or the Court Boom, that he, so grave and venerable in dignity, so grand in port and speech, could yet be the most delightful and mirthful of companions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he read on, he came across the sentence 'This must be 184: TEN TEAKS OF PREACHER-LIFE ; OR, deemed a sine qua non? ' What's a sine qua, non f said a half dozen by-standers. ' Old Sandusky ' was a little bothered at first, but his good sense and natural shrewdness was fully equal to a mastery of the Latin. . ' Sine — qua — non V said Old Sandusky, repeating the question very slowly ; ' why, sine qua non is three islands in Passamaquoddy Bay, and Harry Clay is the last man to give them up ! No... sine qua non, no treaty, he says ; and he'll stick to it !' " You should have seen the laughing eye, the change in the speaker's voice and manner, to under- stand the electric effect the story had upon his hearers.
But of all the illustrious men whose presence has rendered the society of "Washington so justly cele- brated, no one has exercised a mightier fascination over the select circle he admitted to his intimacy, than Mr. Webster. You could scarce have thought, as you looked with an admiration that approached to awe, upon his colossal figure fitly overarched by his dome-like head, in the Senate or the Court Boom, that he, so grave and venerable in dignity, so grand in port and speech, could yet be the most delightful and mirthful of companions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milburn, William Henry, 1823-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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