Human Life : a Poem
Human Life : a Poem
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Note r. Page 48, line 13* On through that gate misnamed, Traitor's gate ; the water-gate in the Tower of London.
Note s. Page 49, line 2.
Then to the place of trial; This very slight sketch of Civil Dissension is taken from our own annals; but, for an obvious reason, not from those of our own age.
The persons here immediately alluded to lived more than a hundred years ago in a reign which Blackstone has j ustly represented as wicked, sanguinary, and turbulent; but such times have always afforde...d the most signal instances of heroic courage and ardent affection.
• Great reverses, like theirs, lay open the human heart. They ocour. indeed but seldom ; yet all men are liable to them ; all, when they occur to others, make them more or less their own ; and, were we to describe our condition to an inhabitant of some other planet, could we omit what forms so striking a circumstance in human life ?• 76 Note t. Page 49, line 2.
and alone, In the reign of William the Third the law was altered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Note r. Page 48, line 13* On through that gate misnamed, Traitor's gate ; the water-gate in the Tower of London.
Note s. Page 49, line 2.
Then to the place of trial; This very slight sketch of Civil Dissension is taken from our own annals; but, for an obvious reason, not from those of our own age.
The persons here immediately alluded to lived more than a hundred years ago in a reign which Blackstone has j ustly represented as wicked, sanguinary, and turbulent; but such times have always afforde...d the most signal instances of heroic courage and ardent affection.
• Great reverses, like theirs, lay open the human heart. They ocour. indeed but seldom ; yet all men are liable to them ; all, when they occur to others, make them more or less their own ; and, were we to describe our condition to an inhabitant of some other planet, could we omit what forms so striking a circumstance in human life ?• 76 Note t. Page 49, line 2.
and alone, In the reign of William the Third the law was altered.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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