A Voice From the London And Its Echoes to Which is Prefixed An Address to Those
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" A VOICE FROM " THE LONDON " RE-ECHOED.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
Sir, — So far from the "Echoes of a Voice from 'The London ' " remaining silent, after the expression which you kindly gave to them in your columns of Wednesday last, they have, on the contrary, been caught up in a variety of fresh quarters, and have been repeated with the utmost emphasis of tone and circum- stance. In fairness, therefore, towards myself as the responsible representative of the chorus, no less than for the fur...ther and more complete satisfaction, of the public, I trust that you will allow me briefly to adduce some of the material corroborative evidence which I have received, as well as to bring forward a few new and important 19 facts bearing upon the case, and otherwise to elucidate and explain certain parts of my statement which have either been misunder- stood or impugned. Following, then, the order in which I previ- ously set out, I will simply remark that as to the form and build of the lost vessel, my nautical correspondents still agree that she was too long and too narrow to carry a heavy cargo in bad weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A VOICE FROM " THE LONDON " RE-ECHOED.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
Sir, — So far from the "Echoes of a Voice from 'The London ' " remaining silent, after the expression which you kindly gave to them in your columns of Wednesday last, they have, on the contrary, been caught up in a variety of fresh quarters, and have been repeated with the utmost emphasis of tone and circum- stance. In fairness, therefore, towards myself as the responsible representative of the chorus, no less than for the fur...ther and more complete satisfaction, of the public, I trust that you will allow me briefly to adduce some of the material corroborative evidence which I have received, as well as to bring forward a few new and important 19 facts bearing upon the case, and otherwise to elucidate and explain certain parts of my statement which have either been misunder- stood or impugned. Following, then, the order in which I previ- ously set out, I will simply remark that as to the form and build of the lost vessel, my nautical correspondents still agree that she was too long and too narrow to carry a heavy cargo in bad weather.
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