Occasional Papers Dramatic And Historical
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Either Aram is here telling the truth, or, on the threshold of death, deliberately blackening his wife's character to justify his own conduct. He can only be judged in this circum- stantially. Whilst local report is silent as to any connec- tion between Clarke and Mrs. Aram, it is not silent on the unfeeling indifference with which she was treated by her husband an indifference which makes his sensitiveness as to her moral conduct rather fantastic. The Gentleman's Magazine of 1759, the year of ...his execution, describes his conduct towards her as inhuman. The murder of Clarke, too, is surrounded by circumstances that, to a great extent, soil its character as an act of retribution on the part of a wronged husband. His devoted apologist says that all his children but one took after their mother, and that con- sequently Aram never considered them as his own a 148 OF EUGENE ARAM rather severe conclusion. Vanity, if it does not cause crime, seldom fails to accompany it, for there is no surer extinguisher of remorse.
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Either Aram is here telling the truth, or, on the threshold of death, deliberately blackening his wife's character to justify his own conduct. He can only be judged in this circum- stantially. Whilst local report is silent as to any connec- tion between Clarke and Mrs. Aram, it is not silent on the unfeeling indifference with which she was treated by her husband an indifference which makes his sensitiveness as to her moral conduct rather fantastic. The Gentleman's Magazine of 1759, the year of ...his execution, describes his conduct towards her as inhuman. The murder of Clarke, too, is surrounded by circumstances that, to a great extent, soil its character as an act of retribution on the part of a wronged husband. His devoted apologist says that all his children but one took after their mother, and that con- sequently Aram never considered them as his own a 148 OF EUGENE ARAM rather severe conclusion. Vanity, if it does not cause crime, seldom fails to accompany it, for there is no surer extinguisher of remorse.
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