The Aristocrat An American Tale volume 1 2
The Aristocrat An American Tale volume 1 2
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" Look out for yourself friend ! it s all nully holy. " And even so it was. Forty men with a gallant young officer at their head, had, by their sim ple appearance, completely routed a gang of hundreds hundreds too, who but a moment before, were breathing fire and devastation.
Any person beholding this sudden discom fiture of a cruel multitude, might justly have indulged an innocent wish, that some of those sticklers for state rights, who every now and THE ARISTOCRAT. 251 then raise themselves i...nto consequence, had been present, to see the untold advantage there is in having the powers of government removed slightly from popular influence. It would have spoken an emphatic lesson.
Perhaps, however, they would think as Mr. John Poguey thought; he damned the garrison in the bitterness of his heart, especially Captain Languish, whom he resolved, for ever thereaf ter especially to avoid, as he seemed a danger ous man to deal with. Indeed, this glorious opportunity of carrying Miss Lee s affections, through feelings of gratitude, was completely destroyed, and he became for ever, thereafter, ten times more bitter and voluble in his abuse of the outrageously dangerous assumptions of right in the general government; never forget ting to testify also against the increasing evil of a standing army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Look out for yourself friend ! it s all nully holy. " And even so it was. Forty men with a gallant young officer at their head, had, by their sim ple appearance, completely routed a gang of hundreds hundreds too, who but a moment before, were breathing fire and devastation.
Any person beholding this sudden discom fiture of a cruel multitude, might justly have indulged an innocent wish, that some of those sticklers for state rights, who every now and THE ARISTOCRAT. 251 then raise themselves i...nto consequence, had been present, to see the untold advantage there is in having the powers of government removed slightly from popular influence. It would have spoken an emphatic lesson.
Perhaps, however, they would think as Mr. John Poguey thought; he damned the garrison in the bitterness of his heart, especially Captain Languish, whom he resolved, for ever thereaf ter especially to avoid, as he seemed a danger ous man to deal with. Indeed, this glorious opportunity of carrying Miss Lee s affections, through feelings of gratitude, was completely destroyed, and he became for ever, thereafter, ten times more bitter and voluble in his abuse of the outrageously dangerous assumptions of right in the general government; never forget ting to testify also against the increasing evil of a standing army.
What to read after The Aristocrat An American Tale volume 1 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lloyd Wharton Bickley to read onlineMoreLess
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