La storia-vita di Lincoln; una biografia composta da cinque cento storie vere raccontate da Abramo Lincoln e i suoi amici . romQueen Victoria, annunciando, come è consuetudine della Comunità mon-archies, il matrimonio del principe di Galles, e aggiungendo che cosa mai risposta che il Presidente avrebbe egli wTould immediatelytransmit al suo royal mistress. Il sig. Lincoln ha risposto immediatamente, scuotendo il marriageannouncement presso il corso di laurea ministro davanti a lui, dicendo: Lione, vai tu e fare altrettanto/ reminiscenze di Abraham Lincoln, Schuyler Colfax. A cura di Allen Thorndike Riso, pagina 346. Niente tocca il

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The story-life of Lincoln; a biography composed of five hundred true stories told by Abraham Lincoln and his friends . romQueen Victoria, announcing, as is the custom of European mon-archies, the marriage of the Prince of Wales, and adding that what-ever response the President would make he wTould immediatelytransmit to his royal mistress. Mr. Lincoln responded instantly, by shaking the marriageannouncement at the bachelor minister before him, saying: Lyons, go thou and do likewise/ Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln, Schuyler Colfax. Edited by Allen Thorndike Rice, page 346. Nothing Touches the Tired Spot Early in April, 1863, I accompanied the President, Mrs.Lincoln, and their youngest son, Tad, on a visit to the Army ofthe Potomac—Hooker then being in command, with headquarterson Falmouth Heights, opposite Fredericksburg The infantry reviews were held on several different days. On 3><n D 3 S.B g, :S. B—o 3 in Nw » « 5 3 <n H. « g*i o. o O. H en Si j--re r* S » « m re £pi re re o osr Tf * 2 03 O 3 ET 35 P o 1?. (501) 5o4 THE STORY-LIFE OF LINCOLN April 8th was the review of the Fifth Corps, under Meade; theSecond, under Couch; the Third, under Sickles, and the Sixth, underSedgwick. It was reckoned that these four corps numbered some60, 000 men, and it was a splendid sight to witness their grandmartial array as they wound over hills and rolling ground, comingfrom miles away, their arms shining in the distance, and theirbayonets bristling like a forest on the horizon as they marchedaway. The President expressed himself as delighted with theappearance of the soldiery, and he was much impressed by the parade It was noticeable that the President merely touched his hat in return salute to the officers, but uncovered to the men in the ranks After a few days the weather grew warm and bright . . and the President became morecheerful and even jocular. I remarked this one evening as we satin Hookers headquarters, after a long and laborious day of review-ing.

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