The Chaplains And Clergy of the Revolution
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Being right upon them, before he discovered their pres- ence, he saw at once that escape was hopeless, and surrendered himself as prisoner, requesting them at the same time, for the sake of his wife and children, to spare his life. An insulting epithet was the only reply deigned him, and he immediately discovered by their movements that his death was determined upon.
Knowing that entreaty would be of no avail with the barbarous, bloodthirsty wretches, he turned away, and kneeling down, calmly c...onunitted his wife and children, and his own soul about to take its flight from earth, into the hands of his Maker. He then, in the spirit of his divine Master, prayed aloud, that he would for- give his murderers, and not» lay his blood to their 162 JOHN EOSSBURQH.
charge. His inhuman, captors could hardly wait till his prayer was ended, and before the petition for their pardon had died on his lips, drove a bayonet through his body, when he fell forward in the agonies of death.
They then snatched away his watch and part of his clothing, and mutilating left him weltering in his blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being right upon them, before he discovered their pres- ence, he saw at once that escape was hopeless, and surrendered himself as prisoner, requesting them at the same time, for the sake of his wife and children, to spare his life. An insulting epithet was the only reply deigned him, and he immediately discovered by their movements that his death was determined upon.
Knowing that entreaty would be of no avail with the barbarous, bloodthirsty wretches, he turned away, and kneeling down, calmly c...onunitted his wife and children, and his own soul about to take its flight from earth, into the hands of his Maker. He then, in the spirit of his divine Master, prayed aloud, that he would for- give his murderers, and not» lay his blood to their 162 JOHN EOSSBURQH.
charge. His inhuman, captors could hardly wait till his prayer was ended, and before the petition for their pardon had died on his lips, drove a bayonet through his body, when he fell forward in the agonies of death.
They then snatched away his watch and part of his clothing, and mutilating left him weltering in his blood.
What to read after The Chaplains And Clergy of the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Tyler Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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