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and he told saffron, take us to your best room. the hallway is narrow. it was already filled with the lincoln entourage, the doctors the soldiers. there was a narrow staircase on the right. he knew the best room was the front parlor, occupied by george , so he reached for the door here. it was locked. he went down to the second door here. this door was locked. he was inside frantically getting dressed. she had seen the president being brought to the house, so she was already dressed for bed, so she went to put on her close. she did not unlock this door either. all that was left was this little room at the back of the hallway, which was occupied by a civil war soldier, but he was out for the evening. so, they led them to the back room. you can see how narrow the hallway he is. there is barely enough room for soldiers to stand on each side of lincoln and carried him down the hallway. they took him into this room and laid him on a spindle bed in the corner. >> here are a few of the book festivals we will be covering the spring on c-span tv. this weekend we

and he told saffron, take us to your best room. now, the hallway is narrow. it was already filled with the lincoln entourage, the doctors the soldiers. there was a narrow staircase on the right. he knew the best room was the front parlor, occupied by george, so he reached for the door here. it was locked. he went down to the second door here. this door was locked. francis was inside frantically getting dressed. she had seen the president being brought to the house through the front windows, so she was already dressed for bed, so she wanted to put on clothes. she did not unlock this door either. all that was left was this little room at the back of the hallway, which was occupied by a civil war soldier, but he was out for the evening. so, they led them to the back room. you can see how narrow the hallway is. there is barely enough room for soldiers to stand on each side of lincoln and carried him down the hallway. they took him into this room and laid him on a spindle bed in the corner. they have no choice but to larry abraham lincoln diagonally. -- lay abraha

and he told saffron, take us to your best room. now, the hallway is narrow. it was already filled with the lincoln entourage, the doctors the soldiers. there was a narrow staircase on the right. he knew the best room was the front parlor, occupied by george and hilda francis, so he reached for the door here. it was locked. he went down to the second door here. this door was locked. hilda francis was inside frantically getting dressed. she had seen the president being brought to the house through the front windows, so she was already dressed for bed, so she wanted to put on clothes. she did not unlock this story either. all that was left was this little room at the back of the hallway which was occupied by a civil war soldier. but he was out for the evening. he led them to the back room here. you can see how narrow the hallway is. there is barely enough room for soldiers to stand on each side of lincoln and carry him down the hallway. they took him into this room and laid him on a spindle bed in the corner.

"yellow, yellow, yellow it eats into the leaves, "smears with saffron "the horned branches that lean "heavily against a smooth purple sky! "there is no light only a honey-thick stain "that drips from leaf to leaf and limb to limb "spoiling the colors of the whole world-- "you far off there under the wine-red selvage of the west!" in your own life, that which touches you, such as your affection for your wife-- let's not call her wife, that's a pure accident-- but the woman with whom you're supposed to be in love. you feel a little sorry. she probably had these things saved for supper, and here you raid it. it's practically a rape of the icebox. i think that's material for a poem. "this is just to say "i have eaten the plums that were in the icebox "and which you were probably saving for breakfast forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold" it actually took place just as it says here, and i think what she wrote was quite as good as this, a little more complex, but quite as good. well, let's have it then. "dear bill--i've made sandwiches for you. "in the icebox you'll find blue