Noctes Ambrosianæ
Noctes Ambrosianæ
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I am but a worm. We are all worms.
But we crawl in the licht of heaven ; and God has given us voices to be lifted up from the dust, when horrid guilt loosens our tongues, and the moral sense, roused by religion, then denounces, without misgivings, the curse o' heaven on the hell-doom'd soul o' the Athe- istic murderer. What forbids !
North. Base, blind superstition, in the crimes of the creature for- getful of the laws of the Creator. Nothing else.
Shepherd. Was he penitent ? If sae, I abhor my... words.
North. Impenitent as a snake — remorseless as a tiger. I studied in his cell, his hard, cruel eyes, from whose lids had never dropped the tear " That sacred pity had engendered** — his hardened lips, which truth never touched nor moved from theit cunning compression — his voice rather soft and calm, but steeped in hypocrisy and deceit — his collected and guarded demeanor, full of danger and guite — all, all betrayed, as he lay in his shackles, the cool, calculating, callous, and unrelenting villain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am but a worm. We are all worms.
But we crawl in the licht of heaven ; and God has given us voices to be lifted up from the dust, when horrid guilt loosens our tongues, and the moral sense, roused by religion, then denounces, without misgivings, the curse o' heaven on the hell-doom'd soul o' the Athe- istic murderer. What forbids !
North. Base, blind superstition, in the crimes of the creature for- getful of the laws of the Creator. Nothing else.
Shepherd. Was he penitent ? If sae, I abhor my... words.
North. Impenitent as a snake — remorseless as a tiger. I studied in his cell, his hard, cruel eyes, from whose lids had never dropped the tear " That sacred pity had engendered** — his hardened lips, which truth never touched nor moved from theit cunning compression — his voice rather soft and calm, but steeped in hypocrisy and deceit — his collected and guarded demeanor, full of danger and guite — all, all betrayed, as he lay in his shackles, the cool, calculating, callous, and unrelenting villain.
What to read after Noctes Ambrosianæ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie, R. Shelton (Robert Shelton), 1809-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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