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Twenty Years of Congress, Volume 2 (of 2)

CHAPTER XVIII
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His strength was not equal to the double load.

He was endowed with a high order of ability.

If he had given all his time to the Senate, or all to the Bar, he would have found few peers in either field of intellectual combat.

Aside from the weight of his argument, his manner of speech was attractive.

He had an agreeable voice, precisely adapted in volume and tone to the Senate Chamber.


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