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A Puritan in Babylon, the story of Calvin Coolidge,

著者： William Allen White
出版商： New York, The Macmillan company, 1938.
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White, William Allen, 1868-1944.
Puritan in Babylon.
New York, The Macmillan company, 1938
(OCoLC)559710314
Online version:
White, William Allen, 1868-1944.
Puritan in Babylon.
New York, The Macmillan company, 1938
(OCoLC)607781972
提及的人： Calvin Coolidge
文件类型： 书
所有的著者/提供者： William Allen White
ISBN: 0844631736 9780844631738
OCLC号码： 844610
注意： "First printing."
描述： xvi p., 2 l., 460 p. front. (port.) 24 cm.
内容： The museum that was Vermont --
The museum piece --
Wherein the museum piece peers through his enclosing walls --
Our hero stages himself as a Cinderella in the academic ashes --
In which our hero takes his first faltering forward steps toward the big wide world --
His baptism of fire --
Our hero does the best day's work in his life --
Our hero meets a powerful patron --
Wherein again our hero creaks through his predestined role of Cinderella --
Herein we meet our fairy prince --
Our hero dances at the grand ball and meets one grand old duke --
And tries on the crystal slipper --
Fate begins to shift scenery for a new day --
Our hero's stage is set --
Enter the hero R.U.E. --
Our hero's unheroic chores --
He pussyfoots the path to glory --
He waits off stage for his cue --
Curtain for the big second act --
Then cuffing Cinderella, the stepsisters went upstairs to bed --
He stands before kings --
Tragedy approaches with her spotlight --
Our hero dwells in marble halls --
And sits in the seat of the mighty --
But recites some dull lines --
Cosmic scene shifters sweat at their work --
The big scene in act III --
Upon which our hero plays second fiddle --
And publicly stubs his toe --
The big bull pageant swings across the stage --
Being an intermezzo while only the stage hands work --
Our hero plays Sphinx --
And all the world wonders --
A series of plots, visions and illusions --
The queen in the parlor eating bread and honey --
A gaudy pageant moves gaily to its doom --
The clock in the tower struck twelve and all her fine clothes turned to rags --
The long day closes --
Twilight and evening bell --
And after that the dark --
The sadness of farewell.
责任： by William Allen White.

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