Abraham Lincoln Page #2
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Oh, Abe, you'll do all
right when you get started.
There's something I'd like to start
right now if I thought I could finish it.
You know, Anne, I...
I've always done a lot of dreamin'
and lately it seems when I dream,
your face gets mixed up in it.
Does it really, Abe?
Tell me about the mixin'
I feel as though I'm going to be
seeing your face till the day I die.
'Course I know that would be pretty hard
for you to have to look at my face that long.
Everybody to their own opinin
Meaning?
I think...
it's the dearest, kindest,
most beautiful face in the whole worid!
Oh, Anne...
Anne...
I know
that's just flattery but I love it.
You know
I feel like little Jimmie Watkins,
he got a hunk of gingerbread
the other day and says:
"I guess there's nobody
likes ginger bread like I does and
gets so little of it".
Oh, Abe!
Anne, will you...
will you marry me?
I mean, of course when I...
when I...
get out of debt and can support you?
Well, you know, Abe,
I've intended to for a long while
that is, of course, if you asked me.
You... you mean?
Yes, Abe, you've got your gingerbread.
Oh, Anne!
Will you think of me and love me-
As you did once long ago?-
How is she, Doctor?
Pretty bad.
She's been asking for you, Abe.
I came as soon as I could.
I had the fever pretty bad myself.
I've got to tell you the truth, Abe,
It's hopeless...
perhaps by tomorrow...
no longer.
I'm so glad you came, Abe.
Are you all right now?
Now, don't bother about me, dear.
I'm all right now.
I know the truth, dear.
It's good-bye.
No, no, Anne dear,
I won't let you!
We must be brave, dear...
Don't take me away!
Don't take me away!
It's so dark and lonesome going!
Anne, you mustn't let go!
If they'd sing,
I wouldn't be so afraid.
In the sweet by and by,-
We shall meet on that beautiful shore. -
We will meet there, dear.
Oh... I love you so!
I love you so!
Feeling any better, Bowling?
No, not much.
I'll tell you, Doctor,
he's just like a sick child...
He was lost for five days
before we found him.
Yeh, I know.
We took his pocket-knife away from him,
we were so afeard something might happen.
Good gracious,
Abe, you're looking better!
No use trying to talk to him,
he just cain't answer.
If we could only think of something
that would just bring him back.
I guess time's the only thing.
Why should the spirit of mortal be proud,
like a swift-fleeting meteor,
fast-flying cloud?
Flash of the lightning,
break of the wave,
He passes from life
to his rest in the grave.
My goodness, Mary Todd, just think!
He'll be here in a few minutes
the catch of America!
Stephen A. Douglas!
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