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1st, I was accused to be a practiser with Spain. I never knew my Lord Cobham meant to go thither. I will ask no mercy at the king's hand if he will affirm it. 2d, I never knew of the practice with Arabella. 3d, I never knew of my Lord Cobham's unwarrantable practice with Aremberg, or of the Surprising Trea- son. I submit myself to the king's mercy. I know his mercy is greater than my offence. I recommend my wife and son, of tender years unbrought up, to his compassion. " The chief-justice now p...ronounced the sentence of death ; and when, according to the form in cases of treason, he detailed with horrible minuteness the maimer of execution. Sir Walter requested the lords- 284 LETTER OF SIR DUDLEY CARLETON. Commissioners to entreat the king, in consideration of tlie honourable places he liad held, that the ex- treme rigour of liis sentence might be qualified — that his death should not be ignominious. The court then broke up, and Raleigh accompanied the sheriff to the prison ; all being struck with his noble demeanour, which it was observed became a man conscious of innocence, and yet not insensible to his situation as being condemned by the laws of his country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1st, I was accused to be a practiser with Spain. I never knew my Lord Cobham meant to go thither. I will ask no mercy at the king's hand if he will affirm it. 2d, I never knew of the practice with Arabella. 3d, I never knew of my Lord Cobham's unwarrantable practice with Aremberg, or of the Surprising Trea- son. I submit myself to the king's mercy. I know his mercy is greater than my offence. I recommend my wife and son, of tender years unbrought up, to his compassion. " The chief-justice now p...ronounced the sentence of death ; and when, according to the form in cases of treason, he detailed with horrible minuteness the maimer of execution. Sir Walter requested the lords- 284 LETTER OF SIR DUDLEY CARLETON. Commissioners to entreat the king, in consideration of tlie honourable places he liad held, that the ex- treme rigour of liis sentence might be qualified — that his death should not be ignominious. The court then broke up, and Raleigh accompanied the sheriff to the prison ; all being struck with his noble demeanour, which it was observed became a man conscious of innocence, and yet not insensible to his situation as being condemned by the laws of his country.
What to read after Life of Sir Walter Raleigh Founded On Authentic And Original Documents Some of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tytler, Patrick Fraser, 1791-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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