The Little Life-Story of Lincoln
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" I've got a bed big enough for two. You're welcome to half of it till you can do better." " Where is it? " asked Lincoln.
"Upstairs," said Speed, pointing; "turn to your right, over in the corner." The newcomer went up. Speed heard the saddle- bags drop in the right corner. Lincoln came down, and said, with beaming face: "Well, Speed, I've moved! " STORY XX THE YOUNG LAWYER'S STERLING HONESTY 'TUART & Lincoln's partnership was dis- solved in 1841, when Lincoln was invited to share in the more ...difficult and exacting business of Judge Stephen T. Logan, one of the greatest lawyers of the Springfield bar. A good story is told of him, while still a poor young at- torney, how a bank cashier handed Lincoln $30,- 000 one day, " without a scratch of the pen," to use as a tender in a legal formality. And another of him, years after the closing of his country store, in New Salem, a government agent, tracing the former postmaster to Springfield, presented a claim for a little over $17 still due the United States from little New Salem post-office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I've got a bed big enough for two. You're welcome to half of it till you can do better." " Where is it? " asked Lincoln.
"Upstairs," said Speed, pointing; "turn to your right, over in the corner." The newcomer went up. Speed heard the saddle- bags drop in the right corner. Lincoln came down, and said, with beaming face: "Well, Speed, I've moved! " STORY XX THE YOUNG LAWYER'S STERLING HONESTY 'TUART & Lincoln's partnership was dis- solved in 1841, when Lincoln was invited to share in the more ...difficult and exacting business of Judge Stephen T. Logan, one of the greatest lawyers of the Springfield bar. A good story is told of him, while still a poor young at- torney, how a bank cashier handed Lincoln $30,- 000 one day, " without a scratch of the pen," to use as a tender in a legal formality. And another of him, years after the closing of his country store, in New Salem, a government agent, tracing the former postmaster to Springfield, presented a claim for a little over $17 still due the United States from little New Salem post-office.
What to read after The Little Life-Story of Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whipple, Wayne, 1856-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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