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Daniel Webster

CHAPTER I
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There were splendid sources of strength in this man, the outcome of such a race, from which his children could draw.

He was, to begin with, a magnificent animal, and had an imposing bodily presence and appearance.

He had courage, energy, and tenacity, all in high degree.

He was business-like, a man of few words, determined, and efficient.

He had a great capacity for affection and self-sacrifice, noble aspirations, a vigorous mind, and, above all, a strong, pure character which invited trust.


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