Life of Lincoln
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But our client is but a conventional name for thousands of widows and orphans whose hus- bands' and parents' hard earnings are repre- sented by this defendant, and who possess souls which they would not swear away as the plain- tiff has done for ten million times as much as is at stake here. " He did not, as a rule, "play to the pit" in his addresses to the jury, but simply confined himself closely to his case. However, I recollect once in the evening at Urbana, Lincoln was arguing a case, when... some ladies came in, and we made room for them within the bar, which caused a little commotion, and Lincoln said : "I perceive, X78 LINCOLN THE CITIZEN gentlemen, that you are like all the rest of the fellers in your admiration of the fair sex — in fact, I think, from appearances, that you are a little worse than the common run, " and he added something else that provoked laughter; and he waited a minute and then said patronizingly: "Now, boys, behave yourselves, " and went on with his argument.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But our client is but a conventional name for thousands of widows and orphans whose hus- bands' and parents' hard earnings are repre- sented by this defendant, and who possess souls which they would not swear away as the plain- tiff has done for ten million times as much as is at stake here. " He did not, as a rule, "play to the pit" in his addresses to the jury, but simply confined himself closely to his case. However, I recollect once in the evening at Urbana, Lincoln was arguing a case, when... some ladies came in, and we made room for them within the bar, which caused a little commotion, and Lincoln said : "I perceive, X78 LINCOLN THE CITIZEN gentlemen, that you are like all the rest of the fellers in your admiration of the fair sex — in fact, I think, from appearances, that you are a little worse than the common run, " and he added something else that provoked laughter; and he waited a minute and then said patronizingly: "Now, boys, behave yourselves, " and went on with his argument.
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