The Capital
The Capital
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When he reads a book he frequently makes shorthand notes as he goes along. His inaug- ural address was written in shorthand before 124 Digitized by Google THE MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
it was typewritten, and furthermore, it was typewritten by himself.
Washingtonians have become quite familiar with him as a walker. With his head thrown back and shoulders squared he swings along at a gait that proclaims the man in perfect phys- ical condition. It would be difficult to find a more graceful pedestri...an.
One peculiarity that stands out markedly is his fondness for new stories and the man who can tell him a fresh, newly-coined witticism is his friend. He has a strong penchant for good limericks and will recite one on the slightest provocation. This is a heritage of college days which he has never grown out of. In short he will recite an apt limerick, tell a good story, or sing a song with all the gust of a youth of twenty or so.
Like Lincoln, he has a keen sense of humor and is fond of illustrating a point by means of an apt anecdote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he reads a book he frequently makes shorthand notes as he goes along. His inaug- ural address was written in shorthand before 124 Digitized by Google THE MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
it was typewritten, and furthermore, it was typewritten by himself.
Washingtonians have become quite familiar with him as a walker. With his head thrown back and shoulders squared he swings along at a gait that proclaims the man in perfect phys- ical condition. It would be difficult to find a more graceful pedestri...an.
One peculiarity that stands out markedly is his fondness for new stories and the man who can tell him a fresh, newly-coined witticism is his friend. He has a strong penchant for good limericks and will recite one on the slightest provocation. This is a heritage of college days which he has never grown out of. In short he will recite an apt limerick, tell a good story, or sing a song with all the gust of a youth of twenty or so.
Like Lincoln, he has a keen sense of humor and is fond of illustrating a point by means of an apt anecdote.
What to read after The Capital?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Fleming to read onlineMoreLess
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