Mohun : Or, the Last Days of Lee And His Paladins : Final Memoirs of a Staff Officer Serving in Virginia, From the Mss. of Colonel Surry, of Eagle's Nest
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" Opposite me, in the carriage, little Charley, who, dimly realized apparently that some trouble had come to me, was crying bitterly, and a rough personage was endeavoring to quiet his sobbing, " The personage in question was a constable. "When I fainted at the grave, my friends had caught me in their arms — protested with burning indignation that the charge against me was a base calumny — and the magistrate who was summoned by Judge Con- way to arrest me, had declined to do more than direct a ...consta- ble to escort rae home, and see that I did not attem^-L to escape.
"That was kind. I was a murderer, and my proper place a jail. Why should / be more favored than some poor common 280 M O H U N .
man charged Avith that crime? Had such a person been con- fronted with sncli a charge, supported by such damning evidence as the bloody knife, would any ceremony have been observed ?
* To jail I' all would have cried, ' Xo bail for the murderer I' And Avliv should the rich Mr. Davenant be treated with more con- sideration ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Opposite me, in the carriage, little Charley, who, dimly realized apparently that some trouble had come to me, was crying bitterly, and a rough personage was endeavoring to quiet his sobbing, " The personage in question was a constable. "When I fainted at the grave, my friends had caught me in their arms — protested with burning indignation that the charge against me was a base calumny — and the magistrate who was summoned by Judge Con- way to arrest me, had declined to do more than direct a ...consta- ble to escort rae home, and see that I did not attem^-L to escape.
"That was kind. I was a murderer, and my proper place a jail. Why should / be more favored than some poor common 280 M O H U N .
man charged Avith that crime? Had such a person been con- fronted with sncli a charge, supported by such damning evidence as the bloody knife, would any ceremony have been observed ?
* To jail I' all would have cried, ' Xo bail for the murderer I' And Avliv should the rich Mr. Davenant be treated with more con- sideration ?
What to read after Mohun : Or, the Last Days of Lee And His Paladins : Final Memoirs of a Staff Officer Serving in Virginia, From the Mss. of Colonel Surry, of Eagle's Nest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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