Old Abes Jokes
Old Abes Jokes
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' * Yes, Mr. President, ' said Weller, « I desire an appointment to aid in this work. ' ' What do you want, Colonel?' asked Abraham. '/ desire to hz ap- pointed Commodore in the Navy, ^ said Weller. The Presi- dent repled : ' Colonel, I did not think you had any ex- perience as a sailor. ' « I never had, Mr. President, ' said "Weller ; ' but, judging from the Brigadier-Generals you have appointed in Ohio, the less experience a man has, the higher position he attains. ' Lincoln turned off with a... hearty laugh, and said : ' I owe you one. Colonel !' Mrs. Lincoln's Bonnet.
at reclines on Abraham's bosom. In New York, from Canal street to Fourteenth, from Philadelphia to Bangor, can be seen on exhibition a ' Bonnet for Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' * Yes, Mr. President, ' said Weller, « I desire an appointment to aid in this work. ' ' What do you want, Colonel?' asked Abraham. '/ desire to hz ap- pointed Commodore in the Navy, ^ said Weller. The Presi- dent repled : ' Colonel, I did not think you had any ex- perience as a sailor. ' « I never had, Mr. President, ' said "Weller ; ' but, judging from the Brigadier-Generals you have appointed in Ohio, the less experience a man has, the higher position he attains. ' Lincoln turned off with a... hearty laugh, and said : ' I owe you one. Colonel !' Mrs. Lincoln's Bonnet.
at reclines on Abraham's bosom. In New York, from Canal street to Fourteenth, from Philadelphia to Bangor, can be seen on exhibition a ' Bonnet for Mrs.
What to read after Old Abes Jokes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas R Dawley to read onlineMoreLess
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