7. What does Roosevelt say was the most wonderful thing about Lincoln? 8. Memorize “As the years roll by,” etc. 9. Read carefully the first paragraph of Wilson’s address. Put in your own words his argument based on the phrase “Every man can see how it demonstrates the vigor of democracy.” 10. Continuing the same idea, what does Wilson say is “the sacred mystery of democracy”? 11. Explain the phrase “He walked serenely to his death.” 12. The paragraph beginning “I have read many biographies of Lincoln” is very beautiful, and very difficult. Attempt to put the thought of the paragraph into your own words, rewriting as many times as you find it necessary. 13. Notice that both orators point out that the contemplation of Lincoln’s life leads to better citizenship. Expand this idea in your own words. * * * * * Transcriber’s note The following printer errors have been changed. =CHANGED FROM TO= Page 2: “right that we sould” “right that we should” Page 2: “bebtween beginning and end” “between beginning and end” Page 3: “experences which brought” “experiences which brought” Page 4: “as upon a shine” “as upon a shrine” Page 4: “rekindled? for these” “rekindled? For these” Page 4: “justice and spirtual” “justice and spiritual” Page 5: “when that leadersip” “when that leadership” Page 6: “practical man ever lives” “practical man ever lived” Page 8: “wickness to his strong” “wickedness to his strong” Page 9: “advance work. It may” “advanced work. It may”