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Samson says in his diary : `` His tender play with the little lad gave me another look at the man Lincoln . '' `` Some one proposed once that we should call that stream the Minnehaha , '' said Abe as he walked along . `` After this Joe and I are going to call it the Minneboohoo . '' The women of the little village had met at a quilting party at ten o'clock with Mrs. Martin Waddell . There Sarah had had a seat at the frame and heard all the gossip of the countryside . The nimble fingered Ann Rutledge -- a daughter of the tavern folk -- had sat beside her . Ann was a slender , good-looking girl of seventeen with blue eyes and a rich crown of auburn hair and a fair skin well browned by the sunlight .