Pictures of Early Life, Or Sketches of Youth
Pictures of Early Life, Or Sketches of Youth
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I would only look once more upon his face, and be sure that he was again breath Digitized by Google IN THE VILLAGE. 95 Jig the frse air of heaven, and then die in peace." Notwithstanding the convictions of every one respecting the justice of Ned^s punishment, it was impossible to behold his broken-)iearted mother, dragging herself about to procure his release, with- out sympathizing in her sorrow. At length her importunity prevailed, and it was determined that she should be furnished with lette...rs from several influential persons, and sent on to Albany to make application in person to the Governor of New York. Full of hope, the poor decrepit woman proceeded on her journey. She easily obtained an audience of the Governor, who, touched by her distress, and considering that three years of her son's punishment had already expired, granted bis pardon, on condition, however, that he imme- diately left the country, for several years. The poor old mother returned to New York, overjoyed at her success, and only awaited the presence of her son to complete her happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would only look once more upon his face, and be sure that he was again breath Digitized by Google IN THE VILLAGE. 95 Jig the frse air of heaven, and then die in peace." Notwithstanding the convictions of every one respecting the justice of Ned^s punishment, it was impossible to behold his broken-)iearted mother, dragging herself about to procure his release, with- out sympathizing in her sorrow. At length her importunity prevailed, and it was determined that she should be furnished with lette...rs from several influential persons, and sent on to Albany to make application in person to the Governor of New York. Full of hope, the poor decrepit woman proceeded on her journey. She easily obtained an audience of the Governor, who, touched by her distress, and considering that three years of her son's punishment had already expired, granted bis pardon, on condition, however, that he imme- diately left the country, for several years. The poor old mother returned to New York, overjoyed at her success, and only awaited the presence of her son to complete her happiness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma C Emma Catherine Embury to read onlineMoreLess
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