An American Selection
An American Selection
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his lewdness has been such as dccen- ey forbids me to describe ; nor will I by mentioning' partic- ulars, t)ut those unfortunate persons to fresh pain, who have not been able to save their wives and daughters from his impurity.
13. And these his atrocious crimes,ha7C been commit- ted in so public a manner, that there is no one who has heard of his name, but could reckon up his actions. Hav- ing, by his iniquitiouB sentences, filled the prisons wi^ the most industrious and deserving of the peopl...e he then pro- ceeded to order numbers of Roman citizens to b^'sli'angled in the goals; so that the exclamation," I am a citissen of Rom e,^ 'which has often in the most distant regions and ii- mong the most barbarous people, been a protection, was of no service to them, but on the contrary brought upon them speedier and more severe punishment.
14. I a&k now, Verres, what you have to advance agianst this charge ; Will you pretend to deny it? WiH you pre- , tenrd that any thing-false, that even any thing aggravated is alled^d against you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
his lewdness has been such as dccen- ey forbids me to describe ; nor will I by mentioning' partic- ulars, t)ut those unfortunate persons to fresh pain, who have not been able to save their wives and daughters from his impurity.
13. And these his atrocious crimes,ha7C been commit- ted in so public a manner, that there is no one who has heard of his name, but could reckon up his actions. Hav- ing, by his iniquitiouB sentences, filled the prisons wi^ the most industrious and deserving of the peopl...e he then pro- ceeded to order numbers of Roman citizens to b^'sli'angled in the goals; so that the exclamation," I am a citissen of Rom e,^ 'which has often in the most distant regions and ii- mong the most barbarous people, been a protection, was of no service to them, but on the contrary brought upon them speedier and more severe punishment.
14. I a&k now, Verres, what you have to advance agianst this charge ; Will you pretend to deny it? WiH you pre- , tenrd that any thing-false, that even any thing aggravated is alled^d against you ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noah Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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