Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 476
awny earth, whenhis tired home-coming would be welcomed by hersmile. Meanwhile, he went to school by littles, as hesaid. In all, it did not amount to more than ayear. If, as is likely, he was looked on as the she was a capable, warm-hearted, understanding wo-man, whose love answeredAbes longing… … a copyrighted photograph by 1 YOUNG ABRAHAM LINCOLN READING A BORROWED BOOKBY FIRELIGHT. (SEE PAGE 3IO.) homeliest, gawkiest boy at school, he was also,perhaps, the funniest and the warmest-hearted.In his own plain story to the Hon. J. W. Fell, hesaid nothing, of course, of his tremendous love…
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