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... crowd , drove off , surrounded by bands , in a motto - plastered carriage at the head of a parade . Douglas reached town accompanied by a long , brilliant cavalcade of horse- men who met his grand four - horse carriage a few miles out ...
... crowd , drove off , surrounded by bands , in a motto - plastered carriage at the head of a parade . Douglas reached town accompanied by a long , brilliant cavalcade of horse- men who met his grand four - horse carriage a few miles out ...
Page 216
... crowd , took up their line of march for the depot . The immense interior of this terminal was soon packed with a vast throng . The train came to a standstill , and then the crowd with clapping hands and huzzas welcomed their old friends ...
... crowd , took up their line of march for the depot . The immense interior of this terminal was soon packed with a vast throng . The train came to a standstill , and then the crowd with clapping hands and huzzas welcomed their old friends ...
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... crowd , pre- ceded by the Young America Band , immediately started for Mr. Lincoln's residence . " Arriving in front of the house the crowd made loud calls for Mr. Lincoln , and they were soon gratified by seeing the tall form of the ...
... crowd , pre- ceded by the Young America Band , immediately started for Mr. Lincoln's residence . " Arriving in front of the house the crowd made loud calls for Mr. Lincoln , and they were soon gratified by seeing the tall form of the ...
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