A Man of the People; a Drama of Abraham Lincoln
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Benjamin I know ! Did you get much out of him?
The Doorman Why, how — how do ye mean?
Benjamin Find out anything about his people — where he came from, where he's going to — what he's doing in Rich- mond?
The Doorman Oh, no, sir ! He's full of fun — he kept me laughin' most o' the time Benjamin I see !
[Laughs.'} He knows his business. Show him in.
The Doorman Yes, sir [Benjamin seats himself at one of the small tables at left and examines his schedule for the day's work. The Doorman opens the ...door and shows ["9] A MAN OF THE PEOPLE Vaughan in, dressed in Confederate uniform.
Benjamin rises and greets him cordially.] Benjamin Good morning, young man [Gives Vaughan the Sign of the Knights of the Golden Circle.'] Vaughan [Returns Sign.] Good morning, Mr. Benjamin — I hope you've rested well?
Benjamin Not so well as usual — the truth is I've been wrestling all night with the problem of Jacquess and Gilmore.
I've confirmed your view that they have given their real names. Gilmore is a reporter of the New York Tribune and Colonel Jacquess is a Methodist clergy- man well known in the hospital service, in fact famous for his kindly treatment of Southern prisoners Vaughan Just as I told you Benjamin I've allowed the Commissioner of Exchange who has been holding them in custody to bring them here this morning Vaughan Good!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Benjamin I know ! Did you get much out of him?
The Doorman Why, how — how do ye mean?
Benjamin Find out anything about his people — where he came from, where he's going to — what he's doing in Rich- mond?
The Doorman Oh, no, sir ! He's full of fun — he kept me laughin' most o' the time Benjamin I see !
[Laughs.'} He knows his business. Show him in.
The Doorman Yes, sir [Benjamin seats himself at one of the small tables at left and examines his schedule for the day's work. The Doorman opens the ...door and shows ["9] A MAN OF THE PEOPLE Vaughan in, dressed in Confederate uniform.
Benjamin rises and greets him cordially.] Benjamin Good morning, young man [Gives Vaughan the Sign of the Knights of the Golden Circle.'] Vaughan [Returns Sign.] Good morning, Mr. Benjamin — I hope you've rested well?
Benjamin Not so well as usual — the truth is I've been wrestling all night with the problem of Jacquess and Gilmore.
I've confirmed your view that they have given their real names. Gilmore is a reporter of the New York Tribune and Colonel Jacquess is a Methodist clergy- man well known in the hospital service, in fact famous for his kindly treatment of Southern prisoners Vaughan Just as I told you Benjamin I've allowed the Commissioner of Exchange who has been holding them in custody to bring them here this morning Vaughan Good!
What to read after A Man of the People; a Drama of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon, Thomas, 1864-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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