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InEnglandhewasgrantedanhonorarydegreefromOxford—anunusualhonorforacitizenofayoungunculturednation—andhereceivedthemedaloftheRoyalSocietyofLiterature.Passage1
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Americanpeoplehavealwaysbeenmovingfromoneplacetoanotherthroughoutthehistoryoftheirdevelopment:ThehistoryoftheAmericanpeopleis21thehistoryofthemovementoftheAmericanpeople.TheymovedfromthecoloniesoftheEastCoasttotheopenspaceofthe22.Theymovedfromthecountryandthefarmtothecity.23Americanshavebeenmovingfromthecitiestothesuburbs. PioneerAmericansbegan24fromtheEastCoasttotheWest250yearsago.Theymovedwestformanyreasons.25reasonwasthattheycouldobtain26openspaceandland27farming.Americanslikedlargeopenspacesandtheylikedthefreedomandindependenceto28thelandintheirownway.Someofthelandbecamefarms.Importantmineralswerediscoveredinsomeareassosomeofthelandbecame29.Otherlargeareasbecamefarmsandcattleranches.Thereseemedtobeenoughlandforeverybody.Butitwasadifficultlife--30ofendlessworkandhardship. 29
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Whenwewantto56otherpeoplewhatwethinkwecandoitnotonlywiththehelpofwordsbutalsoinmany57ways.Forexamplewesometimesmoveourheads58whenwewanttosay"yes"andwemoveourheads59whenwewanttosay"no". Peoplewhocan60hear60speaktalktoeachotherwiththehelpoftheirfingers.Peoplewhodonotunderstandeachother’slanguagehavetodothesame.Thefollowingstoryshows61theysometimesdoit. 62EnglishmanwhocouldnotspeakItalianwas63travellinginItaly.Onedayheenteredarestaurantandsat64atable.WhenthewaitercametheEnglishmanopenedhismouth65hisfingersintoit66themoutagainandmovedhislip.Inthiswayhemeanttosay"67mesomethingtoeat."Thewaitersoonbroughthim68tea.TheEnglishman69hisheadandthewaiterunderstoodthathedidn’twantteasohetookit70andbroughthim71coffee.TheEnglishmanwasangry.Hewasjustgoingtoleavetherestaurant72anothertravellercamein.Whenthismansawthewaiterhe73hishandsonhisstomach.Thatwasenough.Ina74minutestherewasalargeplateofbreadandmeat75histable. 63
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Americanpeoplehavealwaysbeenmovingfromoneplacetoanotherthroughoutthehistoryoftheirdevelopment:ThehistoryoftheAmericanpeopleis21thehistoryofthemovementoftheAmericanpeople.TheymovedfromthecoloniesoftheEastCoasttotheopenspaceofthe22.Theymovedfromthecountryandthefarmtothecity.23Americanshavebeenmovingfromthecitiestothesuburbs. PioneerAmericansbegan24fromtheEastCoasttotheWest250yearsago.Theymovedwestformanyreasons.25reasonwasthattheycouldobtain26openspaceandland27farming.Americanslikedlargeopenspacesandtheylikedthefreedomandindependenceto28thelandintheirownway.Someofthelandbecamefarms.Importantmineralswerediscoveredinsomeareassosomeofthelandbecame29.Otherlargeareasbecamefarmsandcattleranches.Thereseemedtobeenoughlandforeverybody.Butitwasadifficultlife--30ofendlessworkandhardship. 23
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Whenwewantto56otherpeoplewhatwethinkwecandoitnotonlywiththehelpofwordsbutalsoinmany57ways.Forexamplewesometimesmoveourheads58whenwewanttosay"yes"andwemoveourheads59whenwewanttosay"no". Peoplewhocan60hear60speaktalktoeachotherwiththehelpoftheirfingers.Peoplewhodonotunderstandeachother’slanguagehavetodothesame.Thefollowingstoryshows61theysometimesdoit. 62EnglishmanwhocouldnotspeakItalianwas63travellinginItaly.Onedayheenteredarestaurantandsat64atable.WhenthewaitercametheEnglishmanopenedhismouth65hisfingersintoit66themoutagainandmovedhislip.Inthiswayhemeanttosay"67mesomethingtoeat."Thewaitersoonbroughthim68tea.TheEnglishman69hisheadandthewaiterunderstoodthathedidn’twantteasohetookit70andbroughthim71coffee.TheEnglishmanwasangry.Hewasjustgoingtoleavetherestaurant72anothertravellercamein.Whenthismansawthewaiterhe73hishandsonhisstomach.Thatwasenough.Ina74minutestherewasalargeplateofbreadandmeat75histable. 75
Americanpeoplehavealwaysbeenmovingfromoneplacetoanotherthroughoutthehistoryoftheirdevelopment:ThehistoryoftheAmericanpeopleis21thehistoryofthemovementoftheAmericanpeople.TheymovedfromthecoloniesoftheEastCoasttotheopenspaceofthe22.Theymovedfromthecountryandthefarmtothecity.23Americanshavebeenmovingfromthecitiestothesuburbs. PioneerAmericansbegan24fromtheEastCoasttotheWest250yearsago.Theymovedwestformanyreasons.25reasonwasthattheycouldobtain26openspaceandland27farming.Americanslikedlargeopenspacesandtheylikedthefreedomandindependenceto28thelandintheirownway.Someofthelandbecamefarms.Importantmineralswerediscoveredinsomeareassosomeofthelandbecame29.Otherlargeareasbecamefarmsandcattleranches.Thereseemedtobeenoughlandforeverybody.Butitwasadifficultlife--30ofendlessworkandhardship. 25
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