Narratives of Remarkable Criminal Trials
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There could be no doubt as to what his safety i-equired : no choice was left him : the thought and the deed were one. He seized the little boy, and dashed him upon the ground at the foot of the stairs with such violence, that the death-rattle was in his throat in a moment. He then flung Catherine with equal violence under the stairs among a mass of wood and iron ; but the gii'l, after lying stunned for a short time, got up again and endeavored to reach the inner room to seek protection from her... father : the murderer then took up the hammer from the ground, struck the child with it about tlie face and head, and again threw her under the stairs among a heap of old wood and iron, where she lay motionless, and he concluded her to be dead. Little Michael, however, still breathed. " When I saw, " continued the murderer, "that 1 had thrown him with such violence that he could not survive, I gave him a few blows on the head with the hammer to put him out of his miseiy. I then threw him between the steps and an old chest, BO that they might not find him directly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There could be no doubt as to what his safety i-equired : no choice was left him : the thought and the deed were one. He seized the little boy, and dashed him upon the ground at the foot of the stairs with such violence, that the death-rattle was in his throat in a moment. He then flung Catherine with equal violence under the stairs among a mass of wood and iron ; but the gii'l, after lying stunned for a short time, got up again and endeavored to reach the inner room to seek protection from her... father : the murderer then took up the hammer from the ground, struck the child with it about tlie face and head, and again threw her under the stairs among a heap of old wood and iron, where she lay motionless, and he concluded her to be dead. Little Michael, however, still breathed. " When I saw, " continued the murderer, "that 1 had thrown him with such violence that he could not survive, I gave him a few blows on the head with the hammer to put him out of his miseiy. I then threw him between the steps and an old chest, BO that they might not find him directly.
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