The Autobiography of Jack Ketch
The Autobiography of Jack Ketch
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All was 162 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF silent. The roof of a wash-house rose within a foot of my window, grown over with stone-crop and aged moss : it was a safe venture for the feet. I got out, and thence descended into the garden by a ladder, which I had placed Eigainst the tiles during the afternoon. But I had forgotten to close my window, and climbed up again io^ that purpose. Within my chamber all was stillness and peace: it was full of the moonlight, and every object around was distinctly visible. ...There was my bible lying upon the drawers by my bedside— oh ! should I return ?
should I delay my purpose ? should I cast it from me for ever, and step once more into the pale of heavenly for- giveness? My head swam round, and my eyes were dizzy and full of. a watery humour; — they were not tears. Eternity hung upon that moment. I closed the window, and descended into the garden. A few minutes' hasty walk, and I had crossed the orchard, and getting over a ditch, and proceeding along a field-path, I found myself in the high road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All was 162 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF silent. The roof of a wash-house rose within a foot of my window, grown over with stone-crop and aged moss : it was a safe venture for the feet. I got out, and thence descended into the garden by a ladder, which I had placed Eigainst the tiles during the afternoon. But I had forgotten to close my window, and climbed up again io^ that purpose. Within my chamber all was stillness and peace: it was full of the moonlight, and every object around was distinctly visible. ...There was my bible lying upon the drawers by my bedside— oh ! should I return ?
should I delay my purpose ? should I cast it from me for ever, and step once more into the pale of heavenly for- giveness? My head swam round, and my eyes were dizzy and full of. a watery humour; — they were not tears. Eternity hung upon that moment. I closed the window, and descended into the garden. A few minutes' hasty walk, and I had crossed the orchard, and getting over a ditch, and proceeding along a field-path, I found myself in the high road.
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