Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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" Even as Sheridan lay dying, and possibly starving, his creditors pressed upon him; and had it not been for the prompt assistance of Rogers, and the stout interposition of his doctor, he would have been carried off to die in the sponging-house. When it was too late some efforts were made to assist him in his ne- cessity. Indeed, it is only just to point out that until an eloquent appeal for succour was inserted in The Morning Post many of his old friends may well have been in ignorance of his ...actual condition. But it was all the same to Sheridan whether they were heartless or simply thoughtless, and the Regent was justified in characterizing the ice and currant water that was sent from Holland House as " an odd contribution. " From the Regent himself came ^200, which Mrs. Sheridan, so soon as the danger of actual want had passed away, SHERIDAN. 169 returned. The srnallness of the sum is naturally visited by Moore, on the evidence before him, with just con- demnation. But it seems that the Regent, who naturally remembered his last money transaction with Sheridan, was really in ignorance of the position in which his old servant was placed ; that he set no limit to the sum to be advanced ; and that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Even as Sheridan lay dying, and possibly starving, his creditors pressed upon him; and had it not been for the prompt assistance of Rogers, and the stout interposition of his doctor, he would have been carried off to die in the sponging-house. When it was too late some efforts were made to assist him in his ne- cessity. Indeed, it is only just to point out that until an eloquent appeal for succour was inserted in The Morning Post many of his old friends may well have been in ignorance of his ...actual condition. But it was all the same to Sheridan whether they were heartless or simply thoughtless, and the Regent was justified in characterizing the ice and currant water that was sent from Holland House as " an odd contribution. " From the Regent himself came ^200, which Mrs. Sheridan, so soon as the danger of actual want had passed away, SHERIDAN. 169 returned. The srnallness of the sum is naturally visited by Moore, on the evidence before him, with just con- demnation. But it seems that the Regent, who naturally remembered his last money transaction with Sheridan, was really in ignorance of the position in which his old servant was placed ; that he set no limit to the sum to be advanced ; and that Mr.
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