Facts in a Clergymans Life
Facts in a Clergymans Life
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Scd along. It Avould have been difficult to have found words more to the purpose than those which he spoke. I remember particularly his few affectionate words to a youth of sixteen, whose tearful and ingenuous countenance contrasted strongly with those of his companions. " My poor, poor boy, " he said, and his voice shook with emotion ; " this is the first time that you have ever been in this place ; let it be the last. Take warning by me. You see what Sabbath-breaking, poaching, and thieving h...ave brought me to ; and I began as you have done ; and now I am going to be hanged like a dog. " While he was thus speaking, I caught for a moment the glimpse of a dark forbidding countenance at the farther end of the yard — the man saw me, and was skulking away into his cell. " Come forward, " I called out to him, addressing iiiin by name. It was old B n, the fellow-townsman of the poor prisoner, and one of the same gang — that man of whom I have already spoken, who had brou'^ht up his children in iniquity, and who was now hiuiself under sentence of transportation for life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scd along. It Avould have been difficult to have found words more to the purpose than those which he spoke. I remember particularly his few affectionate words to a youth of sixteen, whose tearful and ingenuous countenance contrasted strongly with those of his companions. " My poor, poor boy, " he said, and his voice shook with emotion ; " this is the first time that you have ever been in this place ; let it be the last. Take warning by me. You see what Sabbath-breaking, poaching, and thieving h...ave brought me to ; and I began as you have done ; and now I am going to be hanged like a dog. " While he was thus speaking, I caught for a moment the glimpse of a dark forbidding countenance at the farther end of the yard — the man saw me, and was skulking away into his cell. " Come forward, " I called out to him, addressing iiiin by name. It was old B n, the fellow-townsman of the poor prisoner, and one of the same gang — that man of whom I have already spoken, who had brou'^ht up his children in iniquity, and who was now hiuiself under sentence of transportation for life.
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