CHILDREN, LINCOLN’S REGARD FOR

When Lincoln, on his way by train from Washington to Gettysburg,

was halted at a station, a little girl was lifted up to an

open window of the car, and handing a bouquet of rosebuds to

him, said: “Flowers for the President!” Mr. Lincoln took the

rosebuds, bent down and kissed the child, saying, “You’re a

sweet little rosebud yourself. I hope your life will open into

perpetual beauty and goodness.”

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=Children Missionaries=--See SONG, EFFECTIVE.

=Children, Neglecting the=--See HOME, THE OLD AND THE NEW.

=Children, Religious Nature of=--See ANIMISM.

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