Gatherings From Spain
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Still ten minutes had to elapse, for the clock of the tribunal is purposely set so much later than that of the cathedral, in order to aflbrd the utmost possible chance of a reprieve. When that clock too had rung out its knell, all eyes were turned to the prison-door, from whence the miserable man came forth, attended by some Franciscans. He had chosen that order to assist at his dying moments, a privilege always left to the criminal. He was clad in a coarse yellow baize gown, the colour which d...enotes the crime of murder, and is appropriated always to Judas Iscariot in Spanish paintings. He walked slowly on his last journey, half supported by those around him, and stopping often, ostensibly to kiss the crucifix held before him by a friar, but rather to prolong existence — sv/eet life ! — even yet a moment. When he arrived reluctantly at the scaffold, he knelt down on the steps, the threshold of death ; — the reverend attendants covered him over witli tlieir blue robes — his dying confession was listened to unseen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still ten minutes had to elapse, for the clock of the tribunal is purposely set so much later than that of the cathedral, in order to aflbrd the utmost possible chance of a reprieve. When that clock too had rung out its knell, all eyes were turned to the prison-door, from whence the miserable man came forth, attended by some Franciscans. He had chosen that order to assist at his dying moments, a privilege always left to the criminal. He was clad in a coarse yellow baize gown, the colour which d...enotes the crime of murder, and is appropriated always to Judas Iscariot in Spanish paintings. He walked slowly on his last journey, half supported by those around him, and stopping often, ostensibly to kiss the crucifix held before him by a friar, but rather to prolong existence — sv/eet life ! — even yet a moment. When he arrived reluctantly at the scaffold, he knelt down on the steps, the threshold of death ; — the reverend attendants covered him over witli tlieir blue robes — his dying confession was listened to unseen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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