A Prison Chaplain On Dartmoor
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" "Well, now, " I said, "tell me about your case ; how was it that you got your long sen- tence ? " He told me that he was conscience- stricken, and determined, as far as possible, to undo the wrong by confessing that he had forged his father's will, and so deprived his brother of his inheritance. I agreed with him that it was the best thing to do ; but I said, " I hope, if I had been in your place, I should have had the moral courage to do as you did ; but I would have done it without getting ...penal servitude for it. " " So I did, " he said, " at the first. When I made my first confession I was in Spain, where there is no extradition treaty ; but it was explained to me that things could not be rectified unless I came back to England and signed a lot of documents and deeds of conveyance. If no exact promise was made to me, it was certainly implied that if I returned I should not be molested ; but as soon as I set foot on land, at Dover, I was arrested, and here I am, with a 92 A CHAPLAIN ON DAETMOOR life sentence, but which I hope will soon be ended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, now, " I said, "tell me about your case ; how was it that you got your long sen- tence ? " He told me that he was conscience- stricken, and determined, as far as possible, to undo the wrong by confessing that he had forged his father's will, and so deprived his brother of his inheritance. I agreed with him that it was the best thing to do ; but I said, " I hope, if I had been in your place, I should have had the moral courage to do as you did ; but I would have done it without getting ...penal servitude for it. " " So I did, " he said, " at the first. When I made my first confession I was in Spain, where there is no extradition treaty ; but it was explained to me that things could not be rectified unless I came back to England and signed a lot of documents and deeds of conveyance. If no exact promise was made to me, it was certainly implied that if I returned I should not be molested ; but as soon as I set foot on land, at Dover, I was arrested, and here I am, with a 92 A CHAPLAIN ON DAETMOOR life sentence, but which I hope will soon be ended.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford Rickards to read onlineMoreLess
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