Irish Wit And Humor
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Wretched client! unhappy advocate! what a combination do you form! Butsuch is the condition of guilt--its commission mean and tremulous--itsdefence artificial and insincere--its prosecution candid and simple--itscondemnation dignified and austere. Such has been the defendant'sguilt--such his defence--such shall be my address to you--and such, Itrust, your verdict. The learned counsel has told you that thisunfortunate woman is not to be estimated at forty thousand pounds. Fataland unquestionable... is the truth of this assertion. Alas! gentlemen, sheis no longer worth anything; faded, fallen, degraded, and disgraced, sheis worth less than nothing! But it is for the honor, the hope, theexpectation, the tenderness, and the comforts that have been blasted bythe defendant, and have fled forever, that you are to remunerate theplaintiff by the punishment of the defendant. It is not her presentvalue which you are to weigh; but it is her value at that time when shesat basking in a husband's love, with the blessing of Heaven on herhead, and its purity in her heart; when she sat amongst her family, andadministered the morality of the parental board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wretched client! unhappy advocate! what a combination do you form! Butsuch is the condition of guilt--its commission mean and tremulous--itsdefence artificial and insincere--its prosecution candid and simple--itscondemnation dignified and austere. Such has been the defendant'sguilt--such his defence--such shall be my address to you--and such, Itrust, your verdict. The learned counsel has told you that thisunfortunate woman is not to be estimated at forty thousand pounds. Fataland unquestionable... is the truth of this assertion. Alas! gentlemen, sheis no longer worth anything; faded, fallen, degraded, and disgraced, sheis worth less than nothing! But it is for the honor, the hope, theexpectation, the tenderness, and the comforts that have been blasted bythe defendant, and have fled forever, that you are to remunerate theplaintiff by the punishment of the defendant. It is not her presentvalue which you are to weigh; but it is her value at that time when shesat basking in a husband's love, with the blessing of Heaven on herhead, and its purity in her heart; when she sat amongst her family, andadministered the morality of the parental board.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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