Our Old Actors
Our Old Actors
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myself in my profession, he was plotting my ruin ; not that he had any particular antipathy to me. Sir, far from it, but somebody was to save him from a temporary embarrassment, and I was found to be the most convenient scapegoat." At length Fleetwood prevailed upon him to be his bond for three thousand pounds. But as time went on, and more and more of the unscrupulous character of the man for whom he had so heavily engaged himself was revealed to Macklin, he began to get uneasy. One night whil...e Fleetwood was conducting the Prince of Wales by torchlight round Bartholomew Fair, Macklin, who had been away in the provinces, looking pale and excited, his clothes in great disorder, suddenly appeared before him.
He said he had been arrested for debt at Bristol, had broken out of his prison and killed the jailor, but that if he were released of that bond for three thousand he could compromise with his creditor ; and it must be done at once. Feai'ful of a dis- turbance in the presence of the Prince, Fleetwood promised to meet him in an hour at a certain tavern in Clare Market.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
myself in my profession, he was plotting my ruin ; not that he had any particular antipathy to me. Sir, far from it, but somebody was to save him from a temporary embarrassment, and I was found to be the most convenient scapegoat." At length Fleetwood prevailed upon him to be his bond for three thousand pounds. But as time went on, and more and more of the unscrupulous character of the man for whom he had so heavily engaged himself was revealed to Macklin, he began to get uneasy. One night whil...e Fleetwood was conducting the Prince of Wales by torchlight round Bartholomew Fair, Macklin, who had been away in the provinces, looking pale and excited, his clothes in great disorder, suddenly appeared before him.
He said he had been arrested for debt at Bristol, had broken out of his prison and killed the jailor, but that if he were released of that bond for three thousand he could compromise with his creditor ; and it must be done at once. Feai'ful of a dis- turbance in the presence of the Prince, Fleetwood promised to meet him in an hour at a certain tavern in Clare Market.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, Henry Barton. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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