Abraham Lincoln by John Drinkwater
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_Susan:_ Does the master want a handkerchief, ma'am? He didn't take one this morning. _Lincoln:_ It's no matter now, Susan. _Susan:_ If you please, I've brought you one, sir. _She gives it to him, and goes._ _Mrs. Lincoln:_ I'll send them in. Abraham, I believe in you. _Lincoln:_ I know, I know. MRS. LINCOLN _goes out._ LINCOLN _moves to a map of the United States that is hanging on the wall, and stands silently looking at it. After a few moments_ SUSAN _comes to the door._ _Susan:_ This way, please. _She shows in_ WILLIAM TUCKER, _a florid, prosperous merchant;_ HENRY HIND, _an alert little attorney;_ ELIAS PRICE, _a lean lay preacher; and_ JAMES MACINTOSH, _the editor of a Republican journal._ SUSAN _goes. Tucker:_ Mr. Lincoln. Tucker my name is--William Tucker. _He presents his companions._ Mr. Henry Hind--follows your profession, Mr. Lincoln. Leader of the |
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