Lives of the Presidents in Words of One Syllable
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What he said then will not die. As in (f^/^^c times past, in the West, 'twas said of one of his speeches then, so it was said at this time, "The world can't beat it ! " It would seem as if such a man as Lin-coin was one whom we could not spare. But God knew best. The end of the war ><^A N - ^ tfWt 1 ? ^^':'. ?H UNION TROOPS MARCHING INTO RICHMOND. 92 LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS. came. Lm-coln stood in the streets of Rich-mond. He heard the cries and thanks from those who once were bought and sold like beasts. The men of the North had brought the war to a close. Lin-coin's heart was full of love tor those who had to give up. He thought much of how T to make both sides friends once more. But soon a dread crime made all the land dark. In the midst of joy a great shock came. Pres-i-dent Lin-coin, with his mind at ease, his heart full of love and peace, with thoughts of how he could best heal the wounds of war, had gone to a play with his wife and two young friends, for it was the wish of men that he should be seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What he said then will not die. As in (f^/^^c times past, in the West, 'twas said of one of his speeches then, so it was said at this time, "The world can't beat it ! " It would seem as if such a man as Lin-coin was one whom we could not spare. But God knew best. The end of the war ><^A N - ^ tfWt 1 ? ^^':'. ?H UNION TROOPS MARCHING INTO RICHMOND. 92 LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS. came. Lm-coln stood in the streets of Rich-mond. He heard the cries and thanks from those who once were bought and sold like beasts. The men of the North had brought the war to a close. Lin-coin's heart was full of love tor those who had to give up. He thought much of how T to make both sides friends once more. But soon a dread crime made all the land dark. In the midst of joy a great shock came. Pres-i-dent Lin-coin, with his mind at ease, his heart full of love and peace, with thoughts of how he could best heal the wounds of war, had gone to a play with his wife and two young friends, for it was the wish of men that he should be seen.
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