1) A rich aristocrat interrupts Lincoln's inaugural address to say that Lincoln's father used to make shoes for his family. 2) Lincoln responds that while his father did make shoes for the aristocrat's family, nobody could make shoes as well as his father. He offers to make another pair of shoes for the aristocrat if there are any complaints about his father's work. 3) Lincoln expresses that he is proud of his father for being a genius shoemaker who never received any complaints about his work.