Lincoln's Last Day
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Brady at Washington in 1864- It is from Mr.
Meserve'a collection (No. 81) and is used through his courtesy.
%\attiltCji iCttBt iag head and my heart, my hand and my purse will go into this contest for victory. In 1842, less than a quarter of a century ago, I predicted that the day would come when there would be neither a slave nor a drunkard in the land. I have lived to see one prediction fulfilled. I hope to live to see the other realized." This struck Merwin as so important a statement, that ...he said: "Mr. Lincoln, shall I publish this from you?" "Yes, publish it as wide as the daylight shines," the President replied.
While President Lincoln was lunching with Merwin, Edward D. Neill, one of his private secretaries, had occasion to seek him to procure his signature to a paper.^' Hearing that Lincoln was at limcheon, the secretary began examining some of the papers on the President's table, to see [39] ^intnhx's Ustat iag whether he could find the desired commis- sion. While looking them over, Lincoln came into the room, eating an apple, having just bade Merwin good-bye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brady at Washington in 1864- It is from Mr.
Meserve'a collection (No. 81) and is used through his courtesy.
%\attiltCji iCttBt iag head and my heart, my hand and my purse will go into this contest for victory. In 1842, less than a quarter of a century ago, I predicted that the day would come when there would be neither a slave nor a drunkard in the land. I have lived to see one prediction fulfilled. I hope to live to see the other realized." This struck Merwin as so important a statement, that ...he said: "Mr. Lincoln, shall I publish this from you?" "Yes, publish it as wide as the daylight shines," the President replied.
While President Lincoln was lunching with Merwin, Edward D. Neill, one of his private secretaries, had occasion to seek him to procure his signature to a paper.^' Hearing that Lincoln was at limcheon, the secretary began examining some of the papers on the President's table, to see [39] ^intnhx's Ustat iag whether he could find the desired commis- sion. While looking them over, Lincoln came into the room, eating an apple, having just bade Merwin good-bye.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Starr, John William, 1888- to read onlineMoreLess
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