The Experiences of a Barrister, And Confessions of An Attorney
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For Mr. Mullins we engaged abed at a neighboring tavern.
Mr. Flint's mission had been skillfully and successfully accomplished. Hewas convinced, by the sullen confusion of manner manifested byCunningham, that some villainous agency had been at work, and he againwaited on Mullins, the stone-cutter. "Who gave you the order for thegrave-stone?" he asked. Mr. Mullins referred to his book, and answeredthat he received it by letter. "Had he got that letter?" "Very likely, "he replied, "as he seldom d...estroyed business papers of any kind. " "Asearch was instituted, and finally this letter, " said Mr. Flint, "worthan earl's coronet, torn and dirty as it is, turned up. " This invaluabledocument, which bore the London postdate of June 23, 1832, ran asfollows:-- "Anglesea Hotel, Haymarket, London, _June_ 23, 1832.
"Sir--Please to erect a plain tomb-stone at the head of CharlesGosford, Esquire's grave, who died a few month's since at Swords, agedthirty-two years. This is all that need be inscribed upon it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Mr. Mullins we engaged abed at a neighboring tavern.
Mr. Flint's mission had been skillfully and successfully accomplished. Hewas convinced, by the sullen confusion of manner manifested byCunningham, that some villainous agency had been at work, and he againwaited on Mullins, the stone-cutter. "Who gave you the order for thegrave-stone?" he asked. Mr. Mullins referred to his book, and answeredthat he received it by letter. "Had he got that letter?" "Very likely, "he replied, "as he seldom d...estroyed business papers of any kind. " "Asearch was instituted, and finally this letter, " said Mr. Flint, "worthan earl's coronet, torn and dirty as it is, turned up. " This invaluabledocument, which bore the London postdate of June 23, 1832, ran asfollows:-- "Anglesea Hotel, Haymarket, London, _June_ 23, 1832.
"Sir--Please to erect a plain tomb-stone at the head of CharlesGosford, Esquire's grave, who died a few month's since at Swords, agedthirty-two years. This is all that need be inscribed upon it.
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