The Irish Revolution And How It Came About
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When I had finished, his face was stern and grim and there was a glint in his eye. He rose to his full height, looking me in the eye ; he advanced to where I was sitting and stared down at me and shook his clenched fist in my face, and said in a steady determined voice which thrilled me, and which I shall never forget : ' Crawford, I'll see you through this business, if I should have to go to prison for it.* I rose from my chair ; I held out my hand and said : ' Sir Edward, that is all I want, ...I leave to-night, good-bye.' " Mrs. Micawber was not more sublime in her most valiant hour of determination never to desert her excellent husband, than Sir Edward in his covenant to do a short time in jail, if his myrmidon " should lose his life in the attempt." And mark the cheerful- ness with which he took the prospect of " having to go to prison for it " in the ordinary course of business, that being his lawyerly matter of fact way of discussing 218 THE IRISH REVOLUTION with the confidential Crawford the epoch-making catastrophe which he had led the trembling Prime Minister and his Hibernian advisers to believe was to result if a hair on his sacred head was touched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I had finished, his face was stern and grim and there was a glint in his eye. He rose to his full height, looking me in the eye ; he advanced to where I was sitting and stared down at me and shook his clenched fist in my face, and said in a steady determined voice which thrilled me, and which I shall never forget : ' Crawford, I'll see you through this business, if I should have to go to prison for it.* I rose from my chair ; I held out my hand and said : ' Sir Edward, that is all I want, ...I leave to-night, good-bye.' " Mrs. Micawber was not more sublime in her most valiant hour of determination never to desert her excellent husband, than Sir Edward in his covenant to do a short time in jail, if his myrmidon " should lose his life in the attempt." And mark the cheerful- ness with which he took the prospect of " having to go to prison for it " in the ordinary course of business, that being his lawyerly matter of fact way of discussing 218 THE IRISH REVOLUTION with the confidential Crawford the epoch-making catastrophe which he had led the trembling Prime Minister and his Hibernian advisers to believe was to result if a hair on his sacred head was touched.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien, William, 1852-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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