Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
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Lincoln at once perceived the lad's meaning. The appeal was too strong for him ; so hesatdow^n ■ by his side and as patiently as though he had been the bo^^'s father. When the end came, he . 30 ABRAHAM LINCOLN bent over and folded the thin hands over hivS breast. As he did so tears welled in his eyes, and when, soon afterward, he left the hospital, they were still coursing down his hol- low cheeks.
The hardship of his early life en- abled him to overcome so man^^ difficulties that he had suprem...e confidence in himself. In his w4der sphere this trait followed him, and while he constantly sought advice of those about him he grew to have the courage of his own judgment.
When Secretary Chase resigned from the Treasury, it was extreme- ly difficult to find a suitable suc- cessor. Finally the President set- tled upon Senator William Pitt Fessenden for the position and sent his name to the Senate without consulting him. Mr. Fessenden de- murred, saying, '*I cannot accept ; I will not accept this appointment for which I have no qualification.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln at once perceived the lad's meaning. The appeal was too strong for him ; so hesatdow^n ■ by his side and as patiently as though he had been the bo^^'s father. When the end came, he . 30 ABRAHAM LINCOLN bent over and folded the thin hands over hivS breast. As he did so tears welled in his eyes, and when, soon afterward, he left the hospital, they were still coursing down his hol- low cheeks.
The hardship of his early life en- abled him to overcome so man^^ difficulties that he had suprem...e confidence in himself. In his w4der sphere this trait followed him, and while he constantly sought advice of those about him he grew to have the courage of his own judgment.
When Secretary Chase resigned from the Treasury, it was extreme- ly difficult to find a suitable suc- cessor. Finally the President set- tled upon Senator William Pitt Fessenden for the position and sent his name to the Senate without consulting him. Mr. Fessenden de- murred, saying, '*I cannot accept ; I will not accept this appointment for which I have no qualification.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Olcot Sheldon Heistand to read onlineMoreLess
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