Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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Page 141
... Imagine him again and again asking little girls to kiss him , snatching them to his thin breast , fondling them with tears in his eyes ! Imagine him watching through weary nights by his son's deathbed , standing stricken beside the ...
... Imagine him again and again asking little girls to kiss him , snatching them to his thin breast , fondling them with tears in his eyes ! Imagine him watching through weary nights by his son's deathbed , standing stricken beside the ...
Page 142
... Imagine him facing the gray - haired father of another doomed soldier and saying . " If your son lives until I order him shot , he will live longer than ever Methuselah did " ! Imagine him sitting at the table day after day , his face ...
... Imagine him facing the gray - haired father of another doomed soldier and saying . " If your son lives until I order him shot , he will live longer than ever Methuselah did " ! Imagine him sitting at the table day after day , his face ...
Page 142
... Imagine him facing the gray-haired father of another doomed soldier and saying. "If your son lives until I order him shot, he will live longer than ever Methuselah did"! Imagine him sitting at the table day after day, his face cold ...
... Imagine him facing the gray-haired father of another doomed soldier and saying. "If your son lives until I order him shot, he will live longer than ever Methuselah did"! Imagine him sitting at the table day after day, his face cold ...
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