Abraham Lincoln Personal Memories of the Man
Abraham Lincoln Personal Memories of the Man
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I was close enough to him to clearly note his every movement and see the ex pression of his face. As the commander- in-chief of the army and navy of the United States rode down that long line, mounted on a magnificent charger, fol lowed by the general and his staff, he sat and rode his horse as if it were the one thing in the world he knew how to do. He sat perfectly erect, not stiffly, but at per fect ease, and in all that throng of trained military men there was not a general who bore himself... with more, no, not as much, dignity, and rode with more true mili tary bearing than the President.
This was one time when I saw him, as he rode down the line, when his face seemed never to change. His eyes then were not listless, his whole countenance beamed with one expression that of pride in the thoroughly organized army that he believed would bring victory.
After the review was over the single road leading from where we were was filled with carriages bound for Washing ton. My father whipped his horse in line immediately behind the carriage of the President.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was close enough to him to clearly note his every movement and see the ex pression of his face. As the commander- in-chief of the army and navy of the United States rode down that long line, mounted on a magnificent charger, fol lowed by the general and his staff, he sat and rode his horse as if it were the one thing in the world he knew how to do. He sat perfectly erect, not stiffly, but at per fect ease, and in all that throng of trained military men there was not a general who bore himself... with more, no, not as much, dignity, and rode with more true mili tary bearing than the President.
This was one time when I saw him, as he rode down the line, when his face seemed never to change. His eyes then were not listless, his whole countenance beamed with one expression that of pride in the thoroughly organized army that he believed would bring victory.
After the review was over the single road leading from where we were was filled with carriages bound for Washing ton. My father whipped his horse in line immediately behind the carriage of the President.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln Personal Memories of the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Brewster Stanton to read onlineMoreLess
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