HE “BROKE” TO WIN.

A lawyer, who was a stranger to Mr. Lincoln, once expressed to General

Linder the opinion that Mr. Lincoln’s practice of telling stories to the

jury was a waste of time.

“Don’t lay that flattering unction to your soul,” Linder answered;

“Lincoln is like Tansey’s horse, he ‘breaks to win.’”

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