Abraham Lincoln : a Play
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Lincoln: We have sent a protest.
Abraham Lincoln 69 Custis: No good. Must do more.
Lincoln: What more can we do?
Custis: You know.
Lincoln: Yes; but don't ask me for reprisals.
Custis (gleaming) : Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.
Lincoln: No, no. You must think. Think what you are saying.
Custis: I think of murdered black men.
Lincoln: You would not ask me to murder?
Custis: Punish — not murder.
Lincoln: Yes, murder. How can I kill men in cold blood for what has been done by others?
Think wha...t would follow. It is for us to set a great example, not to follow a wicked one. You do believe that, don't you ?
Custis (after a pause) : I know. Yes. Let your light so shine before men. I trust Mista Lincoln.
Will trust. I was wrong. I was too sorry for my people.
Lincoln: Will you remember this? For more than two years I have thought of you every day. I have grown a weary man with thinking.
But I shall not forget. I promise that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln: We have sent a protest.
Abraham Lincoln 69 Custis: No good. Must do more.
Lincoln: What more can we do?
Custis: You know.
Lincoln: Yes; but don't ask me for reprisals.
Custis (gleaming) : Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth.
Lincoln: No, no. You must think. Think what you are saying.
Custis: I think of murdered black men.
Lincoln: You would not ask me to murder?
Custis: Punish — not murder.
Lincoln: Yes, murder. How can I kill men in cold blood for what has been done by others?
Think wha...t would follow. It is for us to set a great example, not to follow a wicked one. You do believe that, don't you ?
Custis (after a pause) : I know. Yes. Let your light so shine before men. I trust Mista Lincoln.
Will trust. I was wrong. I was too sorry for my people.
Lincoln: Will you remember this? For more than two years I have thought of you every day. I have grown a weary man with thinking.
But I shall not forget. I promise that.
7
What to read after Abraham Lincoln : a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read online
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