Ireland Sixty Years Ago
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One of his followers implicated in the outrage, named Dunlap, was a faithful and attached fellow, and his master evinced more anxiety to save his life than his own. As a means of doing so, he disclaimed all knowledge of his person : " Oh, master dear, " said the poor fellow beside him 44 IRELAND SIXTY YEARS AGO.
in the dock, " is this the -way you are going to disown me after all?" On the day of execution M'Naghtan was so weak as to be sup- ported in the arms of attendants. He evinced the last ...testimony of his regard to the unfortunate young lady he had murdered, of whom he was passionately fond, and whom he mourned as his wife. The cap which covered his face was bound with black, his jacket was trimmed with black, having jet buttons, and he wore large black buckles in his shoes. When lifted up the ladder, he exerted all his remaining strength to throw himself off, and with such force that the rope broke, and he fell gasping to the ground. As he was a man of daring enterprise and profuse bounty, he was highly popular, and the crowd made a lane for him to escape, and attempted to assist him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of his followers implicated in the outrage, named Dunlap, was a faithful and attached fellow, and his master evinced more anxiety to save his life than his own. As a means of doing so, he disclaimed all knowledge of his person : " Oh, master dear, " said the poor fellow beside him 44 IRELAND SIXTY YEARS AGO.
in the dock, " is this the -way you are going to disown me after all?" On the day of execution M'Naghtan was so weak as to be sup- ported in the arms of attendants. He evinced the last ...testimony of his regard to the unfortunate young lady he had murdered, of whom he was passionately fond, and whom he mourned as his wife. The cap which covered his face was bound with black, his jacket was trimmed with black, having jet buttons, and he wore large black buckles in his shoes. When lifted up the ladder, he exerted all his remaining strength to throw himself off, and with such force that the rope broke, and he fell gasping to the ground. As he was a man of daring enterprise and profuse bounty, he was highly popular, and the crowd made a lane for him to escape, and attempted to assist him.
What to read after Ireland Sixty Years Ago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Edward Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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