An Historic Memento of the Nations Loss the True Story of the Assassination of
An Historic Memento of the Nations Loss the True Story of the Assassination of
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The smile, with its dimpled placid sunniness, left his face, his white lips pres ed each other in a rigid line, their convex curving ends lost in the sunken i ontour of his mouth, and then for the briefest instant his assumed the penetration of a man who reads men a^ other men read books. For that space of time, measured by hardl) more than the wink ol an eye-lash, the two— assassin and victim— confronted each other. A multiplicity of emotion- showed in the President's face, but two were lack- ...ing. There was neither feai nor anger. First there was surprise, then reproach, then pity, benevolence, compassion, a sympathy for the wretch, and then an inkling of astounded horror as he realized the enormity of the attai k, and finall) as the assassin was felled to the floor his great eyes welled with gentle pa ion and a tear on each cheek told of
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The smile, with its dimpled placid sunniness, left his face, his white lips pres ed each other in a rigid line, their convex curving ends lost in the sunken i ontour of his mouth, and then for the briefest instant his assumed the penetration of a man who reads men a^ other men read books. For that space of time, measured by hardl) more than the wink ol an eye-lash, the two— assassin and victim— confronted each other. A multiplicity of emotion- showed in the President's face, but two were lack- ...ing. There was neither feai nor anger. First there was surprise, then reproach, then pity, benevolence, compassion, a sympathy for the wretch, and then an inkling of astounded horror as he realized the enormity of the attai k, and finall) as the assassin was felled to the floor his great eyes welled with gentle pa ion and a tear on each cheek told of
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