Life Sentence
Life Sentence
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No matterwhat the crime of the defendant, this is a greater one. For this is acrime not just against my client, but against all men. This sentencerobs all men of their most precious freedom--the right to die at theirappointed times. Nothing is more damaging to the basic dignity of thehuman race than this most hideous . .. " ". .. This Court recognizes only the four freedoms. The freedom of deathis not one of these. The sentence stands. The Court is adjourned. " There were tears in the eyes of h...is lawyer, although young Oliver Symmesdid not quite comprehend, as yet, their meaning. Hands, rougher thanbefore, grasped his arms with strange firmness and led him off into . ..
* * * * * Shadows. They come in cycles, each prompted to activity by the onepreceding it. They flutter in unbelievable clusters, wheel inuntranslatable formations through the cerebric wasteland that is theaged mind of Oliver Symmes. They have no meaning to him, save for afurtive spark of recognition that intrudes upon him once in a while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No matterwhat the crime of the defendant, this is a greater one. For this is acrime not just against my client, but against all men. This sentencerobs all men of their most precious freedom--the right to die at theirappointed times. Nothing is more damaging to the basic dignity of thehuman race than this most hideous . .. " ". .. This Court recognizes only the four freedoms. The freedom of deathis not one of these. The sentence stands. The Court is adjourned. " There were tears in the eyes of h...is lawyer, although young Oliver Symmesdid not quite comprehend, as yet, their meaning. Hands, rougher thanbefore, grasped his arms with strange firmness and led him off into . ..
* * * * * Shadows. They come in cycles, each prompted to activity by the onepreceding it. They flutter in unbelievable clusters, wheel inuntranslatable formations through the cerebric wasteland that is theaged mind of Oliver Symmes. They have no meaning to him, save for afurtive spark of recognition that intrudes upon him once in a while.
What to read after Life Sentence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcconnell James V. to read onlineMoreLess
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