Curiosities of Human Nature
Curiosities of Human Nature
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41 everything which the most devoted affection could suofofest, to alleviate his confinement. She was ac- CO ' customed to send him books in the chest which was conveyed out and in, with his linen : this was carefully examined by the jailer, for a time, but finding nothing amiss, he became less suspicious and careful.
Taking notice of this, the wife of Grotius, after he had been confined about two years, devised a scheme for his escape. She pretended to have a large quan- tity of books to send ...away. Having a small chest of drawers, about three feet and a half long, she packed her husband into it, and it was carried out by two soldiers, who supposed they were transporting a quantity of books. The chest was now put on a horse, and carried to Gorcum, where the illustrious prisoner was set at liberty.
Disguised in the dress of a mason, with a rule and a trowel in his hand, he fled to Antwerp, which was not under the government of the Stadtholder, Prince Maurice, who had caused his imprisonment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 everything which the most devoted affection could suofofest, to alleviate his confinement. She was ac- CO ' customed to send him books in the chest which was conveyed out and in, with his linen : this was carefully examined by the jailer, for a time, but finding nothing amiss, he became less suspicious and careful.
Taking notice of this, the wife of Grotius, after he had been confined about two years, devised a scheme for his escape. She pretended to have a large quan- tity of books to send ...away. Having a small chest of drawers, about three feet and a half long, she packed her husband into it, and it was carried out by two soldiers, who supposed they were transporting a quantity of books. The chest was now put on a horse, and carried to Gorcum, where the illustrious prisoner was set at liberty.
Disguised in the dress of a mason, with a rule and a trowel in his hand, he fled to Antwerp, which was not under the government of the Stadtholder, Prince Maurice, who had caused his imprisonment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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