A Discourse On the Terrible
A Discourse On the Terrible
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But Booth and his co-workers in murder are not all the cowards in this coward- ly work; each and all of the abettors, all of the originators, all the vile miscreants who countenanced or planned the scheme, are more cowardly and loathsome than he who done the deed, I have been told that there are persons in our midst who rejoice over and approve the act. This I cannot believe; 1 have not heard any such expression from any tongue, and I cannot think that anywhere in our midst such a specimen of d...epravity is to be found. (A voice in the audience — "I do. ") Well, I do not; but I say if there are any who rejoice over the deed, and in the spirit of its malignity exult, then such vile creatures are less than human, and are even more craven, more cowardly and mean than Booth himself, and I have no language adequate to express 3 their meahuess, or the punishment which they deseive. I tell you that the people unil the nation are at a M'hite heat of righteous indi;^- nation against this dastardly act whicli has lacerated millions of souls, as well as the na- tional feelings, and now it is time for all trait- ors to beware!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Booth and his co-workers in murder are not all the cowards in this coward- ly work; each and all of the abettors, all of the originators, all the vile miscreants who countenanced or planned the scheme, are more cowardly and loathsome than he who done the deed, I have been told that there are persons in our midst who rejoice over and approve the act. This I cannot believe; 1 have not heard any such expression from any tongue, and I cannot think that anywhere in our midst such a specimen of d...epravity is to be found. (A voice in the audience — "I do. ") Well, I do not; but I say if there are any who rejoice over the deed, and in the spirit of its malignity exult, then such vile creatures are less than human, and are even more craven, more cowardly and mean than Booth himself, and I have no language adequate to express 3 their meahuess, or the punishment which they deseive. I tell you that the people unil the nation are at a M'hite heat of righteous indi;^- nation against this dastardly act whicli has lacerated millions of souls, as well as the na- tional feelings, and now it is time for all trait- ors to beware!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rufus Slocum From Old Catalog Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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