The Real Lincoln a Portrait
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Of course I re- frained from any comment," continued Treat, who, by the way, was old and had never been blessed with a child, " but I can assure you of one thing: if that httle rascal had been a boy of mine he never would have applied his boots to another chessboard." Lincoln was a man of marked personality. He was gen- erous and sympathetic; was willing to help if help was needed, but in manner restrained and somewhat slow to 104 THE REAL LINCOLN volunteer. The recipient of every one's confide...nce he rarely gave his own in return. People oftentimes mistook his dignified composure for indifference.
"If a man betrayed undue familiarity," said Herndon, " Mr. Lincoln drew about himself a shield, a sort of charmed circle which effectually barred too near approach. Though oftentimes abstracted, he was not repellent; but there was something in his face and manner that restrained even the boldest and most venturesome man. It can hardly be said that he had a confidant nor did he unbosom himself to others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course I re- frained from any comment," continued Treat, who, by the way, was old and had never been blessed with a child, " but I can assure you of one thing: if that httle rascal had been a boy of mine he never would have applied his boots to another chessboard." Lincoln was a man of marked personality. He was gen- erous and sympathetic; was willing to help if help was needed, but in manner restrained and somewhat slow to 104 THE REAL LINCOLN volunteer. The recipient of every one's confide...nce he rarely gave his own in return. People oftentimes mistook his dignified composure for indifference.
"If a man betrayed undue familiarity," said Herndon, " Mr. Lincoln drew about himself a shield, a sort of charmed circle which effectually barred too near approach. Though oftentimes abstracted, he was not repellent; but there was something in his face and manner that restrained even the boldest and most venturesome man. It can hardly be said that he had a confidant nor did he unbosom himself to others.
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