Why We Love LincolnOuting Publishing Company, 1909 - 168 pages |
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Page 124
... face was convulsed with laughter , his eyes sparkled and his thin , high voice whipped up the mer- riment . But as the night waned and the laughter died down , he called the members of his Cabinet aside and , with haggard face and a ...
... face was convulsed with laughter , his eyes sparkled and his thin , high voice whipped up the mer- riment . But as the night waned and the laughter died down , he called the members of his Cabinet aside and , with haggard face and a ...
Page 139
... face . Every mail , brought threats of assassination . The far - away , rapt look in his eyes , the pitiful droop of his strong mouth , the pathetic slop- ing of his tall , black - clad figure , gave evi- dence of the strain upon him ...
... face . Every mail , brought threats of assassination . The far - away , rapt look in his eyes , the pitiful droop of his strong mouth , the pathetic slop- ing of his tall , black - clad figure , gave evi- dence of the strain upon him ...
Page 152
... face the look that he is remembered by in his greatest moods . Then he poured out his mind and soul . In a few words ... faces of his advisers , he informed them that he had left the decision to God 152 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
... face the look that he is remembered by in his greatest moods . Then he poured out his mind and soul . In a few words ... faces of his advisers , he informed them that he had left the decision to God 152 WHY WE LOVE LINCOLN.
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