Abraham Lincoln by John Drinkwater
page 68 of 108 (62%)
page 68 of 108 (62%)
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_Lincoln_: Will you remember this? For more than two years I have
thought of you every day. I have grown a weary man with thinking. But I shall not forget. I promise that. _Custis_: You great, kind friend. I will love you. _A knock at the door._ _Lincoln:_ Yes. SUSAN _comes in_. _Susan_: An officer gentleman. He says it's very important. _Lincoln_: I'll come. _He and_ CUSTIS _rise_. Wait, will you, Mr. Custis? I want to ask you some questions. _He goes out. It is getting dark, and_ SUSAN _lights a lamp and draws the curtains_. CUSTIS _stands by the door looking after_ LINCOLN. _Custis_: He very good man. _Susan_: You've found that out, have you? _Custis_: Do you love him, you white girl? _Susan_: Of course I do. |
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