 | Sir William Howard Russell - 1863 - 236 páginas
...to a place of judicial importance, the President interposed with, "Come now, Bates, he's not half as bad as you think. Besides that, I must tell you, he...me, and I had no horse. The judge overtook me in his wagon. 'Hollo, Lincoln ! Are you not going to the court-house ? Come in and I'll give you a seat.'... | |
 | 1864 - 142 páginas
...a place of judicial importance, the President interposed with, ' Come, now, Bates, he's not half as bad as you think. Besides that, I must tell you, he...me, and I had no horse. The judge overtook me in his wagon. 'Hallo, Lincoln! are you not going to the courthouse. Come in and I will give you a seat.' Well,... | |
 | 1864 - 136 páginas
...place of judicial importance, the President interposed with, ' Come, now, Bates, he's not half as badus you think. Besides that, I must tell you, he did me...turn long ago. When I took to the law, I was going Jo court one morning, with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, and I had no horse. The... | |
 | Francis Bicknell Carpenter - 1866 - 388 páginas
...reputation as a lawyer. " Well now, Judge," returned Mr. Lincoln, " I think you are rather too hard on . Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn'...with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, when overtook me in his wagon. ' Hallo, Lincoln ! ' said he ; ' going to the court-house ? come in... | |
 | Francis Bicknell Carpenter - 1872 - 370 páginas
...reputation as a lawyer. " Well now, Judge,"" returned Mr. Lincoln, "I think you ure rather too hard on - . Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn...ago. When I took to the law, I was going to court nnu morning, with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, when - overtook me in his wagon.... | |
 | Abraham Lincoln - 1880 - 212 páginas
...reputation as a lawyer. " "Well now, Judge," returned Mr. Lincoln, " I think you are rather too hard on .' Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn long ago. When I took to the law, I was walking to court one morning, with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, when overtook me... | |
 | Charles Wallace French - 1891 - 414 páginas
...as a lawyer. "Well now, Judge," returned Mr. Lincoln, "I think you are rather too hard upon Smith. Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn long ago. When I took to the law, I was walking to court one morning with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, when Smith overtook... | |
 | Charles Wallace French - 1891 - 416 páginas
...Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn long ago. When I took to the law, I was walking to court one morning with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, when Smith overtook me in his wagon. "' Hullo, Lincoln !' said he; 'going to the courthouse ? Come... | |
 | 1899 - 652 páginas
...importance," says Mr. Russell. " The President interposed with, ' Come now, Bates, he's not half a» bad as you think. Besides that, I must tell you he...me, and I had no horse. The judge overtook me in his wagon. ' Hallo, Lincoln ! Are you not going to the court-house ? Come in, and I'll give you a seat.'... | |
 | David Decamp Thompson - 1894 - 250 páginas
...reputation as a lawyer. " Well, now, Judge," returned Mr. Lincoln, " I think you are rather too hard on . Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn long ago. When I took to the law, I was walking to court one morning, with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, when overtook me... | |
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Come, now, Bates, he's not half as bad as you think. Besides that, I must tell you, he did me a good turn long ago. When I took to the law, I was going to court one morning, with some ten or twelve miles of bad road before me, and I had no horse. The... 
