The Early Life of Abraham Lincoln : Containing Many Unpublished Documents And Unpublished Reminiscences of Lincoln's Early Friends
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76 ■ ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
W i^'Oh^^y^^ dl A^O/-^ 'Va^l--v LINES FROM LINCOLN S COPT-BOOK.
These lines were written on a leaf of a copy-book in which Lincoln wrote out the tables of weights and measures, and the sums in connection with them. His step-mother, Sarah Bush Lincoln, gave the leaf, with a few others from the book, to Mr. Ilerndon. It is now owned \)\ Josso \V. Weik.
He wrote as well as spoke, and some of liis productions were even printed, tlirougli the influence of liis admiring neighbor...s.
Thus a local Baptist j^reacher was so struck with one of Abra- ham's essays on temperance that he sent it to Ohio, where it appeared in some paper. Another article, on "National Poli- tics," so j)leased a lawyer of the vicinity that he declared the *' world couldn't beat it." ijs^fluence of the eivek life.
In considering the different opportunities for development wdiich the boy had at this time, his months spent on the Ohio as a ferryman and his trips down the Mississip2:)i should not be for- gotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
76 ■ ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
W i^'Oh^^y^^ dl A^O/-^ 'Va^l--v LINES FROM LINCOLN S COPT-BOOK.
These lines were written on a leaf of a copy-book in which Lincoln wrote out the tables of weights and measures, and the sums in connection with them. His step-mother, Sarah Bush Lincoln, gave the leaf, with a few others from the book, to Mr. Ilerndon. It is now owned \)\ Josso \V. Weik.
He wrote as well as spoke, and some of liis productions were even printed, tlirougli the influence of liis admiring neighbor...s.
Thus a local Baptist j^reacher was so struck with one of Abra- ham's essays on temperance that he sent it to Ohio, where it appeared in some paper. Another article, on "National Poli- tics," so j)leased a lawyer of the vicinity that he declared the *' world couldn't beat it." ijs^fluence of the eivek life.
In considering the different opportunities for development wdiich the boy had at this time, his months spent on the Ohio as a ferryman and his trips down the Mississip2:)i should not be for- gotten.
What to read after The Early Life of Abraham Lincoln : Containing Many Unpublished Documents And Unpublished Reminiscences of Lincoln's Early Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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