Lincoln the Patriot
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He read Shakespeare more than all other writers together. He delighted in Burns. Of Thomas Hood he was also fond. He read Bryant LINCOLN THE PATRIOT. II and Whittier with appreciation ; there were many poems of Liohnes's that he read with intense rehsh. " The Last Leaf " was one of his favorites. A poem by Wilham Knox, '' Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud ? " he learned by heart in his youth, and used to repeat all his life. — JoJin Hay, d. When Mr. Frank Carpenter was painting Lin- ...coln in his famous picture of the Reading of the Proclamation of Emancipation, the conversation turned upon Shakespeare. "Hamlet" held a peculiar charm for the President, and he remarked, "There is one passage of the play of ' Hamlet' that is very apt to be slurred over by the actor, or omitted altogether, and it seems to me one of the choicest parts. It is the soliloquy of the king, after the murder. It always struck me as one of the finest touches of nature in the world. " Throwing himself into the very spirit of the scene, Lincoln repeated from memory, with a feeling and apprecia- tion unsurpassed by any actor upon the stage, the thirty-five lines beginning: " O my offence is rank, it smells to heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He read Shakespeare more than all other writers together. He delighted in Burns. Of Thomas Hood he was also fond. He read Bryant LINCOLN THE PATRIOT. II and Whittier with appreciation ; there were many poems of Liohnes's that he read with intense rehsh. " The Last Leaf " was one of his favorites. A poem by Wilham Knox, '' Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud ? " he learned by heart in his youth, and used to repeat all his life. — JoJin Hay, d. When Mr. Frank Carpenter was painting Lin- ...coln in his famous picture of the Reading of the Proclamation of Emancipation, the conversation turned upon Shakespeare. "Hamlet" held a peculiar charm for the President, and he remarked, "There is one passage of the play of ' Hamlet' that is very apt to be slurred over by the actor, or omitted altogether, and it seems to me one of the choicest parts. It is the soliloquy of the king, after the murder. It always struck me as one of the finest touches of nature in the world. " Throwing himself into the very spirit of the scene, Lincoln repeated from memory, with a feeling and apprecia- tion unsurpassed by any actor upon the stage, the thirty-five lines beginning: " O my offence is rank, it smells to heaven.
What to read after Lincoln the Patriot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kellogg Alice Maude to read onlineMoreLess
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