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...bout the “published official document” you men- tion. A. LINCOLN. TO T. J. HENDERSON. EXECUTIVE MANSION, W ASHINGTON, December 20, 1862. HON. T. J. HE...

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...e, to Major Henry S. Burrage, of Portland, Me., and to General Tho- mas J. Henderson, of Illinois. For various courtesies received, the editor is furt...

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...with a hired chef and two borrowed foot- men, with Roman punch, roses from Henderson’s, and menus on gilt-edged cards, was a different affair, and not...

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...not satisfy him, and he insisted I must be re-examined by the great Doctor Henderson. It was Friday in Whitsun week before he came to a deci- sion. He...

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... our Aunt Adeline, only they are in Italy; and then comes Carrara, Captain Henderson’s—” “Y ou are expected to rave about Mrs. Henderson’s beauty,” sa... ...lian had befriended, to her own detriment, was now the very beautiful Mrs. Henderson, wife to the managing partner in the marble works. She continued ... ... Aunt Jane’s G. F. S. (Girl’s Friendly Society) girls, and afterwards Mrs. Henderson’s, about her New Zealand experiences and the earthquake, and this... ...st scientific books she could get, and thinking she saw her vocation. Mrs. Henderson was quite a power in the place. Her brother Alexis was an undergr... ...the pain and shame that he had suffered; while Petros worked under Captain Henderson, and Theodore was still in the choir at St. Matthew’s. Maura had ... ...y glad that her home was on the Italian mountains. Gillian was always Mrs. Henderson’s friend, but Gillian’s mind was full of other things. For her fa... ...ed when they understood for whom she feared. Petros White, brother to Mrs. Henderson, and nephew to Aunt Adeline’s husband, was one of them, the other... ...right of the musical element that her brother promised, the beautiful Mrs. Henderson, to represent the marble works, Mrs. Simmonds of the Cliff Hotel,... ... and Carrara, belonging respectively to Miss Mohun, Mr. White, and Captain Henderson, lay close together separated by low walls, and each with a priva...

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.... “I tell you what, George, you’ve got to wake up,” he said sharply. “Will Henderson has spoken to me three times concerning the mat- ter. He says you... ...s entirely a matter of the doctor’s own making. In the late afternoon Will Henderson, owner and editor of the Eagle, went over to Tom Willy’s 38 Sher... ...an drinking a drink made of a combination of sloe gin and soda water. Will Henderson was a sensualist and had reached the age of forty-five. He imagin... ...fingers and the backs of his hands. As he stood by the bar talking to Will Henderson he rubbed the hands together. As he grew more and more excited th... ...hough the hands had been dipped in blood that had dried and faded. As Will Henderson stood at the bar looking at the red hands and talking of women, h... ...e talk of Doctor Parcival. Doctor Parcival appeared immediately after Will Henderson had disappeared. One might have sup-posed that the doctor had bee... ...egan to admire the fat unclean-looking man and, in the afternoon when Will Henderson had gone, looked forward with keen interest to the doctor’s comin... ...re had been no decision. He had just jumped to his feet, hurried past Will Henderson who was reading proof in the printshop and started to run along t... ...in places ice cov- ered the mud. “There will be good sleighing,” said Will Henderson, standing by the bar in Ed Griffith’s saloon. Out of the saloon h...

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... house in town. ‘Tell the boys that I fell in with a soldier – his name is Henderson – who was twelve years with Lord Wellington and other commanders.... ...oom; and all hands proceeded from thence to the beacon-house, when Charles Henderson, smith, and Henry Dickson, brazier, left the work together. Being... ...were trying to outrun each other in de- scending from the light-room, when Henderson led the way; but they were in conversation with each other till t... ...-room, was surprised at not seeing his companion, and inquired hastily for Henderson. Upon which the cook replied, ‘Was he before you upon the rope-la... ...ter, and searching in every direction upon the rock, it appeared that poor Henderson must have unfortunately fallen through the rope-ladder, and been ... ... rock when this melancholy catastrophe took place. The unfortunate loss of Henderson cast a deep gloom upon the minds of all who were at the rock, and...

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...truly, A. LINCOLN. 185 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two TO T. J. HENDERSON. SPRINGFIELD, November 27, 1854 T. J. HENDERSON, ESQ. MY D EAR S ... ...ervant, A. LINCOLN 187 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two TO T. J. HENDERSON. SPRINGFIELD, December 15. 1854 HON. T.J. HENDERSON. DEAR SIR:—Yo...

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... such nonsense; and if there was a man run down, it was nobody’s fault but Henderson, the first mate, now took the matter up, being justly indignant, ... ...ill shining brightly) when she made a long and heavy roll to windward, and Henderson, at the same moment, starting up in his seat bawled out to his cr... ...cious behaviour in the previous portion of the adventure. In the meantime, Henderson had again put off from the ship, although the wind was now blowin... ...ain, screaming at intervals for help. just before he was discovered by Mr. Henderson, he had been obliged to relax his hold through exhaustion, and, f...

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...temperature did not matter. He was bound for the old claim on the left fork of Henderson Creek, where the boys were already. They had come over across... ...erheads, and dropped down a bank to the frozen bed of a small stream. This was Henderson Creek, and he knew he was ten miles from the forks. He looked... ...journey to clear the horizon. The bulge of the earth intervened between it and Henderson Creek, where the man walked under a clear sky at noon and cas... ..., and lashes. There did not seem to be so many springs on the left fork of the Henderson, and for half an hour the man saw no signs of any. And then i...

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...arles should have a conscience, or plead a conscience, in a public matter. Henderson, the celebrated Scotch theologian, came post from Edinburgh to Lo... ...studying Casuistry for the purposes of intrigue— to those, like Milton and Henderson, who taxed him with 189 Thomas de Quincey exercising his private...

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...he fourth class of the Academy – Geometry and Algebra; (2) For boys at Mr. Henderson’s school – Dictation and Recitation; (3) For boys taught ex- clus...

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.... But supposing the king’s claim negatived, still, in his controversy with Henderson, in his negotiations at the Isle of Wight and else- where, he dis...

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...Court until he saw him depart in a splendid carriage on a visit to Colonel Henderson of the police. Republican as he was, the young American took off ...

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...plet added bloom Besprinkling it with Jordan’s cleansing dews. But lo your Henderson awakes the Muse — His Spirit beckon’d from the mountain’s heig...

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...ot think with the start I have there will be any difficulty in letting Mr. Henderson go ahead whenever he likes. I will write my story up to its legit...

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...n the same manner; and behind these was placed the reserve, com- manded by Henderson, a Scotchman. In this position, they awaited the eventful dawn of...

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...e, that it is always respected, even when it is associated with vice.’ Mr. Henderson, with whom I had sauntered in the venerable walks of Merton Colle...

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...he reached on the 18th. On the 21st he had an engagement with the enemy at Henderson’s Hill, in which he defeated him, capturing two hundred and ten p...