Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, volume 59, No. 365, March, 1846
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, volume 59, No. 365, March, 1846
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Believe me, you are mistaken. Ifyou have suffered wrong through me, I am, at least, innocent. Nevertheless, as far as I am able, justice shall be done you. " Mr Mosesset his prisoner at liberty. "There, sir, " said he, "I am a man ofpeace. Give me the three hundred pounds, and I'll say no more about it. " "We are evidently playing at cross purposes, " said the nobleman. "Sufferme, Mr ----, " His lordship stopped.
"Oh, you knows my name well enough. It's Mr Moses. " "Then, Mr Moses, " continued ...Lord Downy, "suffer me to tell my story, andthen favour me with yours. " "Go on, sir, " said Methusaleh. "Mind, vot you says vill go as evidenceagin you. I don't ask you to speak. I don't vant to compromise. " "I have nothing but truth to utter. Some days ago I saw an advertisementin the newspaper, offering to advance money to gentlemen on theirpersonal security. I answered the advertisement, and the following dayreceived a visit from Mr Fitzalbert, the advertiser. I required athousand pounds. He had not the money, he said, at his command; but ayoung friend of his, for whom, indeed, he acted as agent, would advancethe sum as soon as all preliminaries were arranged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Believe me, you are mistaken. Ifyou have suffered wrong through me, I am, at least, innocent. Nevertheless, as far as I am able, justice shall be done you. " Mr Mosesset his prisoner at liberty. "There, sir, " said he, "I am a man ofpeace. Give me the three hundred pounds, and I'll say no more about it. " "We are evidently playing at cross purposes, " said the nobleman. "Sufferme, Mr ----, " His lordship stopped.
"Oh, you knows my name well enough. It's Mr Moses. " "Then, Mr Moses, " continued ...Lord Downy, "suffer me to tell my story, andthen favour me with yours. " "Go on, sir, " said Methusaleh. "Mind, vot you says vill go as evidenceagin you. I don't ask you to speak. I don't vant to compromise. " "I have nothing but truth to utter. Some days ago I saw an advertisementin the newspaper, offering to advance money to gentlemen on theirpersonal security. I answered the advertisement, and the following dayreceived a visit from Mr Fitzalbert, the advertiser. I required athousand pounds. He had not the money, he said, at his command; but ayoung friend of his, for whom, indeed, he acted as agent, would advancethe sum as soon as all preliminaries were arranged.
What to read after Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, volume 59, No. 365, March, 1846?
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