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13304	Various	McClure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 6, May, 1896			.txt	text/plain	57810	3324	81	after seeing this picture, went to him and said: "We cannot be friends; on the way to the forest, Millet's home stood, on the right of the road. a sadness, as though the very houses felt that a great man had passed boarding-houses." (The writer was, be it said, at that time, scarcely said only half a dozen low words, but they made him turn ghastly white. nomination," Lincoln wrote to Speed, "I shall be fixed a good deal like Mr. Lincoln said: 'This looks more natural than I thought it would after so many years since I worked here.' During the time spent at Mr. Crawford's home, Mr. Lincoln went around inspecting everything."[6] the day," and said of Lincoln: "He is a very able, acute, uncouth, looked round him, and said in a questioning voice: "Where are all the My question brought a new look, as the boy's hands dropped from his	./cache/13304.txt	./txt/13304.txt