The Story of Abraham Lincoln Or the Journey From the Log Cabin to the White Ho
The Story of Abraham Lincoln Or the Journey From the Log Cabin to the White Ho
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direct, a question was put in turn and the other fellow had the worst of it.
He had a story for everything, either real or imaginary, and his faculty for finding or* making these apropos stories was indeed won- derful. Every fact or combination of facts seemed to revolve themselves into allegorical or real form, and without seeming effort, unrolled to suit the occasion. His mind was so full of these quaint stories that one wonders how the store house was supplied.
It w r as during this session ...of the Legislature that Mr. Lincoln used a "fiction point" with great success. A member from Wabash County had been very troublesome over an exceedingly unimportant point. At last his constant appearance and vociferous utterance became unpleas- antly annoying to the members in general, Mr. Lincoln included.
THE MEMBER FROM WABASH One day when the member aforesaid had discharged all of his bat- teries concerning his pet object, Mr. Lincoln took the floor, and with one of his quizzical expressions and in an unusually drawling tone, ad- dressed the speaker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
direct, a question was put in turn and the other fellow had the worst of it.
He had a story for everything, either real or imaginary, and his faculty for finding or* making these apropos stories was indeed won- derful. Every fact or combination of facts seemed to revolve themselves into allegorical or real form, and without seeming effort, unrolled to suit the occasion. His mind was so full of these quaint stories that one wonders how the store house was supplied.
It w r as during this session ...of the Legislature that Mr. Lincoln used a "fiction point" with great success. A member from Wabash County had been very troublesome over an exceedingly unimportant point. At last his constant appearance and vociferous utterance became unpleas- antly annoying to the members in general, Mr. Lincoln included.
THE MEMBER FROM WABASH One day when the member aforesaid had discharged all of his bat- teries concerning his pet object, Mr. Lincoln took the floor, and with one of his quizzical expressions and in an unusually drawling tone, ad- dressed the speaker.
What to read after The Story of Abraham Lincoln Or the Journey From the Log Cabin to the White Ho?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor 1846 Gridley to read onlineMoreLess
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