The Story of Dartmouth
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Pluvius. He had rarely been in better form.
Professor John K. Lord, who was present on that direful afternoon, gives us a lively picture of what happened. " Judge Chase ", he says, " began the exercises with a pleasing extempore address. Three of the assigned addresses were then given, when, to break the succession, a poem written for the occa- sion by George Kent of the class of 1814 was read by Judge Barrett of Vermont. As he was reading, there came the interruption for which there had been n...o provision. A shower, announced by heavy thunder, burst upon the tent as if the very windows 174 THE FIRST CITY PRESIDENT of heaven had been opened, and the audience made the appalling discovery that the tent was not water- proof. Judge Barrett, who was of stuff too stern to yield to wind and rain, held his post and only read the louder. But it was of no use; at first in vapory thinness, then in sheets and streams, the water poured through the canvas of the tent. A few had umbrellas, some held settees as a roof above their heads, others, including the Chief Justice and most of the dignitaries from the stage, sought be- neath the platform a refuge from the flood, but they had forgotten the cracks between the boards, and as the water poured through them in concentrated fury, the disappointed victims found that their last estate was wetter than their first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pluvius. He had rarely been in better form.
Professor John K. Lord, who was present on that direful afternoon, gives us a lively picture of what happened. " Judge Chase ", he says, " began the exercises with a pleasing extempore address. Three of the assigned addresses were then given, when, to break the succession, a poem written for the occa- sion by George Kent of the class of 1814 was read by Judge Barrett of Vermont. As he was reading, there came the interruption for which there had been n...o provision. A shower, announced by heavy thunder, burst upon the tent as if the very windows 174 THE FIRST CITY PRESIDENT of heaven had been opened, and the audience made the appalling discovery that the tent was not water- proof. Judge Barrett, who was of stuff too stern to yield to wind and rain, held his post and only read the louder. But it was of no use; at first in vapory thinness, then in sheets and streams, the water poured through the canvas of the tent. A few had umbrellas, some held settees as a roof above their heads, others, including the Chief Justice and most of the dignitaries from the stage, sought be- neath the platform a refuge from the flood, but they had forgotten the cracks between the boards, and as the water poured through them in concentrated fury, the disappointed victims found that their last estate was wetter than their first.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilder Dwight Quint to read onlineMoreLess
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