Memoirs of Bryan Perdue; a Novel 1
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f In my course of reading, I have found (I beg it may be seriously remem- bered, I speak of times past) on com- paring facts, that your social rogues may be silenced, perhaps by a little whipping ; or, if not, by the hulks, the halter, or Botany Bay; but that your Pestilential Rogues have such effrontery that .demonstration itself cannot hush their clamors. While they reign, every rash scribbler, every wretched prater, and every poor devil, who dares to grumble at the mischief which these Pesti...lential Rogues are heaping whole- sale upon the world, is sacrificed with- out the smallest mercy. . Death, trans?- BRYAN PERDUE. 211 portation, and solitary imprisonment, are their favorite punishments ; but, ac- cording to them, totally inadequate to such crimes ! Yet^ when they them- selves have rilled up their measure of wickedness, till it overflows, and they can no longer escape some small but very- inadequate retribution, how do the caves of corruption resound with their cries !
Though the mischiefs they have commiited be incalculable, for they not only plunder, and ruin, where they ought to protect, guide, and show the utmost rectitude to their supposed in- feriors, but, disseminate such perni- cious moral habits as would themselves, if followed, destroy a nation, yet, with the most impenetrable assurance, they retort accusation -, or so far defy truth, and common decency, that they loudly protest the wickedness is not theirs, but belongs to the men who have been appointed to examine their nefarious 212 MEMOIRS O* incredible practices, though this has been done with the most scrupulous circumspection, and though the ex- aminers have but reported facts, with a wish that guilt should rather escape than that innocence should in the smallest degree suffer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f In my course of reading, I have found (I beg it may be seriously remem- bered, I speak of times past) on com- paring facts, that your social rogues may be silenced, perhaps by a little whipping ; or, if not, by the hulks, the halter, or Botany Bay; but that your Pestilential Rogues have such effrontery that .demonstration itself cannot hush their clamors. While they reign, every rash scribbler, every wretched prater, and every poor devil, who dares to grumble at the mischief which these Pesti...lential Rogues are heaping whole- sale upon the world, is sacrificed with- out the smallest mercy. . Death, trans?- BRYAN PERDUE. 211 portation, and solitary imprisonment, are their favorite punishments ; but, ac- cording to them, totally inadequate to such crimes ! Yet^ when they them- selves have rilled up their measure of wickedness, till it overflows, and they can no longer escape some small but very- inadequate retribution, how do the caves of corruption resound with their cries !
Though the mischiefs they have commiited be incalculable, for they not only plunder, and ruin, where they ought to protect, guide, and show the utmost rectitude to their supposed in- feriors, but, disseminate such perni- cious moral habits as would themselves, if followed, destroy a nation, yet, with the most impenetrable assurance, they retort accusation -, or so far defy truth, and common decency, that they loudly protest the wickedness is not theirs, but belongs to the men who have been appointed to examine their nefarious 212 MEMOIRS O* incredible practices, though this has been done with the most scrupulous circumspection, and though the ex- aminers have but reported facts, with a wish that guilt should rather escape than that innocence should in the smallest degree suffer.
What to read after Memoirs of Bryan Perdue; a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holcroft Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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