Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, Volume 2Harcourt, Brace, 1939 - Presidents |
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Page 286
... eyes had an inex- pressible sadness in them , with a far - away look , " said the painter Thomas Hicks . There was ... eye never belongs to a man great in action ; it is neither the quick sharp eye of a man of sudden and penetrating ...
... eyes had an inex- pressible sadness in them , with a far - away look , " said the painter Thomas Hicks . There was ... eye never belongs to a man great in action ; it is neither the quick sharp eye of a man of sudden and penetrating ...
Page 292
... eyes , there was something more than amusement - a gentle sympathy in the apparent happiness and good - fellow- ship of this curious wedded pair - come to him out of fairyland . " The Washington Star reporter heard of the President in ...
... eyes , there was something more than amusement - a gentle sympathy in the apparent happiness and good - fellow- ship of this curious wedded pair - come to him out of fairyland . " The Washington Star reporter heard of the President in ...
Page 319
... eyes " or " Act eye V. " Going home , he said : " It was a good performance , but I had a thousand times rather read it at home , if it were not for Booth's playing . A farce or a comedy is best played ; a tragedy is best read at home ...
... eyes " or " Act eye V. " Going home , he said : " It was a good performance , but I had a thousand times rather read it at home , if it were not for Booth's playing . A farce or a comedy is best played ; a tragedy is best read at home ...
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