Quietly MenIn the White House, Abraham Lincolnand ably gaided the nation. Men complained abonand he listened quietly and without anger.against him and he did not tum against them. Haheart was full of grief, he loved peace; he was stronadetermined to go on to the end. Slowly, the oldpeople of the country began to know that in theHouse there was a great President and a great man.Lincoln had one serious fault--one whichtroubled the officers of the army very much. He'sweaknesses perhaps more than was best. He fompeople, and he could understand and forgivedifficult, for example, to permit the army couns toa soldier shot for running away during a battleTalling asleep while on guard duty. He wanted to loEhem and give them a second chance, and their offedidn't like it. A mother's tears, a baby's cry, a son1. The army oficers were often troubled becausemisfortune - These fouched his heart.(A) Lincoln did not love them(B) Lincoln's great heart was full of grief(C) Lincoln pardoned the ordinary weaknessethe soldiers(D) The solders fell asleep while on guard duty​