Conversations of James Northcote
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To be sure, he had made him display considerable firm- ness and courage in the execution of this errand (as Lavender might in being the first to enter a window to secure a desperate robber) — but the plan itself, to say nothing of the immediate danger, was contrary to Cromwell's dignity as well as policy.
192 MR. Northcote's Instead of wishing to seize Charles with his own hand, he would naturally keep as far aloof from such a scene as he could, and be desirous to have it understood that he was... anxious to shed as little more blood as possible. Besides, he had higher objects in view, and would, I should think, care not much more about Charles than about Master Kerne- guy. He would be glad to let him get away. In another place, he had made Cromwell start back in the utmost terror at seeing a picture of Charles I. And act all the phrenzy of Macbeth over again at the sight of Banquo's ghost. This I should also suppose to be quite out of character in a person of Crom well's prosaic, determined habits to fear a painted devil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be sure, he had made him display considerable firm- ness and courage in the execution of this errand (as Lavender might in being the first to enter a window to secure a desperate robber) — but the plan itself, to say nothing of the immediate danger, was contrary to Cromwell's dignity as well as policy.
192 MR. Northcote's Instead of wishing to seize Charles with his own hand, he would naturally keep as far aloof from such a scene as he could, and be desirous to have it understood that he was... anxious to shed as little more blood as possible. Besides, he had higher objects in view, and would, I should think, care not much more about Charles than about Master Kerne- guy. He would be glad to let him get away. In another place, he had made Cromwell start back in the utmost terror at seeing a picture of Charles I. And act all the phrenzy of Macbeth over again at the sight of Banquo's ghost. This I should also suppose to be quite out of character in a person of Crom well's prosaic, determined habits to fear a painted devil.
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