[Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams by William H. Seward]@TWC D-Link bookLife and Public Services of John Quincy Adams CHAPTER XIV 20/38
But to you, whose every face is expressive of generous affection--to you, in whose every countenance I see kindness and friendship--I cannot speak.
It is too much for me.
It overcomes my powers of speech.
It is a new scene to me. * * * * * * "Amongst the sentiments which I have expressed, and the observations which I have made during my brief tour through this portion of your State, it was impossible for me to forego a constant comparison with what New York was in other days, and what it is now.
I first set my feet upon the soil of the now Empire State, in 1785.
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