The Felon's Track
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Of the speeches that follow, it will be observed that Mr. O'Brien's wasdelivered before the fate of his comrades was known. No man had evergreater need of vindicating others if not himself. No man ever possessedin a higher degree the capacity and strength to do so. He was satisfiedit was the last opportunity he would ever have on earth forexplanation. Yet, lest any sentiment of his might injuriously affectthose that were then, or might thereafter be on their trial, he foreboreto assert the prin...ciples of which he was there the martyr, and of whichhe was more than ever proud. It was to the same unselfish sentiment heyielded, when consenting to say, "Not guilty, " to a charge he would havefelt the greatest glory in avowing.
I despair of conveying to my readers an adequate idea of the gloom andhorror of the scene in which those immortal words were spoken. Death, near and terrible, was in the future. The recollection of ten days'infamy peopled the present with ghastly images of evil. Vindictivenessinexorable glared from the bench.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the speeches that follow, it will be observed that Mr. O'Brien's wasdelivered before the fate of his comrades was known. No man had evergreater need of vindicating others if not himself. No man ever possessedin a higher degree the capacity and strength to do so. He was satisfiedit was the last opportunity he would ever have on earth forexplanation. Yet, lest any sentiment of his might injuriously affectthose that were then, or might thereafter be on their trial, he foreboreto assert the prin...ciples of which he was there the martyr, and of whichhe was more than ever proud. It was to the same unselfish sentiment heyielded, when consenting to say, "Not guilty, " to a charge he would havefelt the greatest glory in avowing.
I despair of conveying to my readers an adequate idea of the gloom andhorror of the scene in which those immortal words were spoken. Death, near and terrible, was in the future. The recollection of ten days'infamy peopled the present with ghastly images of evil. Vindictivenessinexorable glared from the bench.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doheny Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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