Modern English Essays volume 4
Modern English Essays volume 4
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In the autumn of 1607 a large party tried to escape to Holland from the port of Boston, in Lincolnshire. At that time it was not lawful for a person to leave the country without licence. A large party could not hope to get away without the connivance of a ship's captain. The ship's captain to whom this escaping party appealed accepted the bribe, then, fearing 121 JOHN MASEFIELD the consequences of his action, or hoping to obtain a reward, betrayed his passengers to the authorities. The members ...of the party were sentenced to a month in gaol; their goods were confiscated. Later in the year, another party was stopped while trying to escape from Great Grimsby. Many women and children were taken and imprisoned.
The prisoners in country gaols were then sup- ported out of the rates. The keeping of large numbers of people in prison, in idleness, proved to be a great burden upon the rates of the towns where they were gaoled. The authorities who felt the burden soon became anxious to get rid of their prisoners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the autumn of 1607 a large party tried to escape to Holland from the port of Boston, in Lincolnshire. At that time it was not lawful for a person to leave the country without licence. A large party could not hope to get away without the connivance of a ship's captain. The ship's captain to whom this escaping party appealed accepted the bribe, then, fearing 121 JOHN MASEFIELD the consequences of his action, or hoping to obtain a reward, betrayed his passengers to the authorities. The members ...of the party were sentenced to a month in gaol; their goods were confiscated. Later in the year, another party was stopped while trying to escape from Great Grimsby. Many women and children were taken and imprisoned.
The prisoners in country gaols were then sup- ported out of the rates. The keeping of large numbers of people in prison, in idleness, proved to be a great burden upon the rates of the towns where they were gaoled. The authorities who felt the burden soon became anxious to get rid of their prisoners.
What to read after Modern English Essays volume 4?
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