Eulogy On the Life And Character of Abraham Lincoln
Eulogy On the Life And Character of Abraham Lincoln
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Eternal night had settled down upon him, but otherwise he was uninjured. He could talk, he could hear, he could walk, but he could not see. Pres- ently he heard some one near him — another wounded man. "Who are you?" said he. "A wounded man, " was the reply. " Where ?" " In the leg — it is broken. " " Can you see ?" said the first man. " Yes, " said the other, " I can see well enough, but I cannot walk. " '" Well, " said the blind soldier, " I can walk, and if I can get to you and get you on my... shoulders, you can be eyes for me, and I will be legs for you, and we will get off the field together. " He did so. He placed the man with the broken leg on his shoulders, and he told him which way to go, and they started ; and " be darned, " said the man, relating the occurrence to me at Judiciary Square Hospital, " if the rascal didn't steer me right into a rebel camp, and I was a prisoner for my act of benevolence. " But no such man was Abraham Lincoln. He practiced no deceit. He was shrewd and sagacious, but he would not mislead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eternal night had settled down upon him, but otherwise he was uninjured. He could talk, he could hear, he could walk, but he could not see. Pres- ently he heard some one near him — another wounded man. "Who are you?" said he. "A wounded man, " was the reply. " Where ?" " In the leg — it is broken. " " Can you see ?" said the first man. " Yes, " said the other, " I can see well enough, but I cannot walk. " '" Well, " said the blind soldier, " I can walk, and if I can get to you and get you on my... shoulders, you can be eyes for me, and I will be legs for you, and we will get off the field together. " He did so. He placed the man with the broken leg on his shoulders, and he told him which way to go, and they started ; and " be darned, " said the man, relating the occurrence to me at Judiciary Square Hospital, " if the rascal didn't steer me right into a rebel camp, and I was a prisoner for my act of benevolence. " But no such man was Abraham Lincoln. He practiced no deceit. He was shrewd and sagacious, but he would not mislead.
What to read after Eulogy On the Life And Character of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Danile Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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