Letters of Eliza Wilkinson During the Invasion And Possession of Charleston S
Letters of Eliza Wilkinson During the Invasion And Possession of Charleston S
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Quite stupid ! I cannot describe it. But when they were gone, and I had time to consider, I trembled so with terror, that I could not support myself. I went into the room, threw myself on the bed, and gave way to a violent burst of grief, which seemed to be some relief to my full-swollen heart. For an hour or two I indulged the most melancholy reflections. The whole world appeared to me as a thea- tre, where nothing was acted but cruelty, bloodshed, and oppression ; where neither age nor sex es...caped the hor- rors of injustice and violence ; where the lives and pro- perty of the innocent and inoffensive were in continual danger, and lawless power ranged at large.
I was interrupted in these thoughts by hearing some- body cry out that there were a number of horsemen com- ing up the avenue. *' Well, " said I, '* here are more 32 LETTERS banditti coming ; but death will I suffer before I'll be cooped up in this house with them again ;" so out I went, my sister with me. Miss Samuells, having more resolu- tion, was determined to stay, and see who and what they were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quite stupid ! I cannot describe it. But when they were gone, and I had time to consider, I trembled so with terror, that I could not support myself. I went into the room, threw myself on the bed, and gave way to a violent burst of grief, which seemed to be some relief to my full-swollen heart. For an hour or two I indulged the most melancholy reflections. The whole world appeared to me as a thea- tre, where nothing was acted but cruelty, bloodshed, and oppression ; where neither age nor sex es...caped the hor- rors of injustice and violence ; where the lives and pro- perty of the innocent and inoffensive were in continual danger, and lawless power ranged at large.
I was interrupted in these thoughts by hearing some- body cry out that there were a number of horsemen com- ing up the avenue. *' Well, " said I, '* here are more 32 LETTERS banditti coming ; but death will I suffer before I'll be cooped up in this house with them again ;" so out I went, my sister with me. Miss Samuells, having more resolu- tion, was determined to stay, and see who and what they were.
What to read after Letters of Eliza Wilkinson During the Invasion And Possession of Charleston S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Yonge Wilkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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