State Trials Political And Social volume 4
State Trials Political And Social volume 4
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' He was a sound lawyer and an able advocate.
LORD BYRON 247 the company from above. On going into the room where the duel had taken place, he found Mr. Chaworth in a chair bleeding and Lord Byron standing by him. Nobody else was in the room when he came in.
Give an account of what passed between Mr. Chaworth and the company when they came in ? Mr. Chaworth first told me that he could not live five minutes ; that he forgave lord Byron, and hoped the world would forgive him too ; that he would r...ather be in his own situation than lord Byron's. He said the affair passed in the dark. Upon my desiring an explanation, he pointed to a very small tallow candle, which stood upon the table in the room we were then in. Mr. Chaworth told me, that when lord Byron and he came into the room where they then were, lord Byron asked Mr. Chaworth, if he meant the conversation upon game to sir Charles Sedley or to him ? Mr. Chaworth said, If you have anything to say, we had better shut the door. After he had shut the door, he turned and saw lord Byron draw- ing his sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He was a sound lawyer and an able advocate.
LORD BYRON 247 the company from above. On going into the room where the duel had taken place, he found Mr. Chaworth in a chair bleeding and Lord Byron standing by him. Nobody else was in the room when he came in.
Give an account of what passed between Mr. Chaworth and the company when they came in ? Mr. Chaworth first told me that he could not live five minutes ; that he forgave lord Byron, and hoped the world would forgive him too ; that he would r...ather be in his own situation than lord Byron's. He said the affair passed in the dark. Upon my desiring an explanation, he pointed to a very small tallow candle, which stood upon the table in the room we were then in. Mr. Chaworth told me, that when lord Byron and he came into the room where they then were, lord Byron asked Mr. Chaworth, if he meant the conversation upon game to sir Charles Sedley or to him ? Mr. Chaworth said, If you have anything to say, we had better shut the door. After he had shut the door, he turned and saw lord Byron draw- ing his sword.
What to read after State Trials Political And Social volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Lushington Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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