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| "The Schoolmaster Abroad" At Last
Published by T. W. Strong, New York, March 1861; no. 4 in Strong's Dime Caricatures series. Text from left to right: Lincoln: Come, Boys! they are all waiting for you---- You have staid THERE long enough! I will forgive you this time if you will try to do better in the future. Only think what a bad example you show the other boys! South-Carolina: You let me alone! I will play in the mud if I like. 1st State:Well, we've been playing hooky enough; I guess I'll go back! 2nd State: Boys, he is after us! I'll reconsider! 3rd State: If that's UNCLE "Abe", I'll put my trowsers right straight on again. |
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