A Reporters Lincoln volume 2
A Reporters Lincoln volume 2
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An acquaintance sprang up between them. Mr. Lincoln called the young student by his middle name "Howard" and gave him advice. Shortly before the nomination in 1860, Mr. Lincoln was in the office. As he passed out the door one of the law partners called after him: "Are you coming up to the convention, Lincoln?" Mr. Lincoln closed the door as if he had not heard or did not intend to answer. But he opened it again and, looking in, said: "Well, I don't know. I am not quite enough of a candidate to ...stay away and too much of a candidate to come. " After the nomination Mr. Lincoln attended a public reception in Chicago. Among those who shook hands with the nominee, was Henry W. Blodgett, afterwards the judge.
"Where is Howard?" Mr. Lincoln asked.
The brother replied that he was at the office.
"Tell him to come over, " said Mr. Lincoln.
Wells H. Blodgett went to the hotel. There stood Mr. Lincoln, a striking figure in his first swallow tail suit and with kid gloves, once white but now 42 A Reporter's Lincoln grimy from much hand shaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An acquaintance sprang up between them. Mr. Lincoln called the young student by his middle name "Howard" and gave him advice. Shortly before the nomination in 1860, Mr. Lincoln was in the office. As he passed out the door one of the law partners called after him: "Are you coming up to the convention, Lincoln?" Mr. Lincoln closed the door as if he had not heard or did not intend to answer. But he opened it again and, looking in, said: "Well, I don't know. I am not quite enough of a candidate to ...stay away and too much of a candidate to come. " After the nomination Mr. Lincoln attended a public reception in Chicago. Among those who shook hands with the nominee, was Henry W. Blodgett, afterwards the judge.
"Where is Howard?" Mr. Lincoln asked.
The brother replied that he was at the office.
"Tell him to come over, " said Mr. Lincoln.
Wells H. Blodgett went to the hotel. There stood Mr. Lincoln, a striking figure in his first swallow tail suit and with kid gloves, once white but now 42 A Reporter's Lincoln grimy from much hand shaking.
What to read after A Reporters Lincoln volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter B Walter Barlow Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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