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He also sat in the State Sen- ate. He was United States Senator from Kentucky from 181 1 to 1814, [ 31 : .
HOBART CORRESPONDENCE and from 1829 to 1835. In 1814, on the succession of Mr. Tyler to the presidency after the death of President Harrison, Mr. Bibb l)ecame Sec-retary of the Treasury. Upon his retirement he settled in \\'ash- ington as a lawyer. He died in W'asiiington on April 4, 1859.
His personal ajipearance was striking ; he carried himself erect, and walked with a firm step when mo...re than eightv vears old. He alwavs wore a broad-brimmed hat, small-clothes, black silk stockings, and silver shoe-buckles. Of his fondness for fishing the story is told : "One warm afternoon the officer in command at the Washington Arsenal observed Mr. Bibb sitting on a broken-down wharf hour after hour intently watching his float. At last he strolled down from the quarters to inquire, 'What luck?' 'None,' replied Mr. Bibb. 'I thought I had some bites two or three hours ago, but there is not a fish here- abouts, now, apparently.' 'What is your bait?' asked the officer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He also sat in the State Sen- ate. He was United States Senator from Kentucky from 181 1 to 1814, [ 31 : .
HOBART CORRESPONDENCE and from 1829 to 1835. In 1814, on the succession of Mr. Tyler to the presidency after the death of President Harrison, Mr. Bibb l)ecame Sec-retary of the Treasury. Upon his retirement he settled in \\'ash- ington as a lawyer. He died in W'asiiington on April 4, 1859.
His personal ajipearance was striking ; he carried himself erect, and walked with a firm step when mo...re than eightv vears old. He alwavs wore a broad-brimmed hat, small-clothes, black silk stockings, and silver shoe-buckles. Of his fondness for fishing the story is told : "One warm afternoon the officer in command at the Washington Arsenal observed Mr. Bibb sitting on a broken-down wharf hour after hour intently watching his float. At last he strolled down from the quarters to inquire, 'What luck?' 'None,' replied Mr. Bibb. 'I thought I had some bites two or three hours ago, but there is not a fish here- abouts, now, apparently.' 'What is your bait?' asked the officer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hobart, John Henry, 1775-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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