The Lincoln Story Book by Henry Llewellyn Williams
page 103 of 350 (29%)
page 103 of 350 (29%)
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* * * * * "IT IS A POOR SERMON THAT DOES NOT HIT SOMEWHERE." President Lincoln was wont to carry his mother's old Bible about with him in the Capital City. Often he would be consulting it in mental plights. He said that the Psalms was the part he liked best. "The Psalms have something for every day in the week, and something for every poor fellow like me." * * * * * THE RELIGION OF FEELING. Lincoln told a friend that he heard a man named Glenn say at an Indiana church-meeting: "When I do good, I feel good; when I do bad, I feel bad; that is my religion!" * * * * * THE TWO PRAYERS. |
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