Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
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page 143 of 202 (70%)
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Oh, Abe, before you came we were all guessing----
LINCOLN. Guessing? POLLY (nodding). What you were going to be. Tom said you'd be a lawyer. Amy said you'd be a great teacher, and I said you'd be a _mender_! LINCOLN (slowly). A mender--! I never once thought of being a mender, Polly. NANCY (with a little cry). Polly Prentice, look! Look what the time is! Ten minutes to eight! We'll be late for the corn-husking. LINCOLN (surprised). Corn-husking? POLLY (dancing about). Didn't you know there was to be one? Oh, I thought we'd surprise you! We're all going. You, too. [Lincoln shakes his head. |
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