Happy Thoughts
Happy Thoughts
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If you had no weapon in your hand, yet you touched him. The porter was an imarmed man ; you own that you had an um- brella, and you are not sure that you did not touch him with /A^z/." I shake my head. " Be that as it may, you touched him, and that touch was an incitement to him to riot It is no defence to say, * I touched him gently on the shoulder.' The question is, whether you could have touched him roughly in the position you were placed in, that is, from the window of the railway carriage ...? But the law deals with intentions, and judges of the intentions both by words and deeds. Now, you accompanied this blow" (I deprecate the use of " blow," and he substitutes ." touch," as if it really didn't make any difference) — "you accompanied this blow, or touch, with the opprobrious epithet of * Fool.' Now the law having regard to the liberty of the subject^ and being no respecter of persons, will not allow any man to go about, touching, or blowing, his fellow-citizens, lightly or heavily, and caUing them fools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you had no weapon in your hand, yet you touched him. The porter was an imarmed man ; you own that you had an um- brella, and you are not sure that you did not touch him with /A^z/." I shake my head. " Be that as it may, you touched him, and that touch was an incitement to him to riot It is no defence to say, * I touched him gently on the shoulder.' The question is, whether you could have touched him roughly in the position you were placed in, that is, from the window of the railway carriage ...? But the law deals with intentions, and judges of the intentions both by words and deeds. Now, you accompanied this blow" (I deprecate the use of " blow," and he substitutes ." touch," as if it really didn't make any difference) — "you accompanied this blow, or touch, with the opprobrious epithet of * Fool.' Now the law having regard to the liberty of the subject^ and being no respecter of persons, will not allow any man to go about, touching, or blowing, his fellow-citizens, lightly or heavily, and caUing them fools.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnand Francis Cowley to read onlineMoreLess
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