"abe" Lincoln's Anecdotes And Stories : a Collection of the Best Stories Told By Lincoln, Which Made Him Famous As America's Best Story Teller C.3
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Lincoln started for Washington, to be inaugurated, the inaugural address was placed in a special satchel and guarded with special care. At Harrisburg the satchel was given in charge of Robert T. Lincoln, who accompanied his father. Before the train started from Harrisburg the precious satchel was missing. Robert thought he had given it to a waiter at the hotel, but a long search failed to reveal the miss- ing satchel with its precious document. Lincoln was annoyed, angry, and finally in despair.... He felt certain that the address was lost beyond recovery, and, as it lacked only ten days until the inauguration, he had no time to prepare another. He had not even pre- served the notes from which the original copy had been written.
Mr. Lincoln went to Ward Lamon, his former law partner, then one of his body-guards, and informed him of the loss in the following words: "Lamon, I guess I have lost my certificate of moral character, written by myself. Bob has lost my gripsack containing my inaugural address.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln started for Washington, to be inaugurated, the inaugural address was placed in a special satchel and guarded with special care. At Harrisburg the satchel was given in charge of Robert T. Lincoln, who accompanied his father. Before the train started from Harrisburg the precious satchel was missing. Robert thought he had given it to a waiter at the hotel, but a long search failed to reveal the miss- ing satchel with its precious document. Lincoln was annoyed, angry, and finally in despair.... He felt certain that the address was lost beyond recovery, and, as it lacked only ten days until the inauguration, he had no time to prepare another. He had not even pre- served the notes from which the original copy had been written.
Mr. Lincoln went to Ward Lamon, his former law partner, then one of his body-guards, and informed him of the loss in the following words: "Lamon, I guess I have lost my certificate of moral character, written by myself. Bob has lost my gripsack containing my inaugural address.
What to read after "abe" Lincoln's Anecdotes And Stories : a Collection of the Best Stories Told By Lincoln, Which Made Him Famous As America's Best Story Teller C.3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wordsworth, R. D., Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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