incoln and his part¬ discomfiture. He was in his office, one marks it appeared that the thin stra¬ spring, both hammer and spring being ner, the ever faithful Herndon. Lin¬ of the most neglected and ungarnished tum of honeycombed snow and ice had within the lock. Unlocking the bolt coln, somewhat… … BY H. C. WHITNEY onstrated in history, the aphorism that “a prophet is not without honor but Copyright, 1902, by H. C. Whitney- in his own country and among his own 1 HE usual and ordinary belief is ana our conversation was as cireerless kin and in his own house” was again and dismal as the somber…
