The Itinerant; Or, Memoirs of An Actor .. 8
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An innocent man stands in no need of an advocate." The officer was proceeding, when the sight of our old gentleman prevented any reply, and he received a general mark of respect from every one as we passed up the court ; then placing the ladies under ray care in a seat near the bench, he re- tired for a short time, but soon returned in company with the Lord Provost^ who politely moved to the ladies, and then called on the person who had received the s3 200 THE ITINERANT.
supposed injury to make... his charge against Alexander M'Farlin^ gentleman.
But such a figure sure never entered a court of justice as the student now exhi- bited ; his head was wrapped in various cloths, which covered a black eye, a broken nose, and a hole in his left cheek.
These proofs of cruel treatpient he un- covered, and stammered out the following address : — " My Lord, I am here before your lord- ship to obtain redress for the injuries which your lordship w^ill plainly perceive I have recently sustained. About eleven o'clock last night I was attacked by two men in Prince's-street, with intent to rob, if not murder ; from one I received this hole in my cheek, by the point of a dirk or bayonet, and when in the act of de- fending myself, a violent blow from an accomplice, who just then came to the assistance of his comrades, laid me senseless on the pavement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An innocent man stands in no need of an advocate." The officer was proceeding, when the sight of our old gentleman prevented any reply, and he received a general mark of respect from every one as we passed up the court ; then placing the ladies under ray care in a seat near the bench, he re- tired for a short time, but soon returned in company with the Lord Provost^ who politely moved to the ladies, and then called on the person who had received the s3 200 THE ITINERANT.
supposed injury to make... his charge against Alexander M'Farlin^ gentleman.
But such a figure sure never entered a court of justice as the student now exhi- bited ; his head was wrapped in various cloths, which covered a black eye, a broken nose, and a hole in his left cheek.
These proofs of cruel treatpient he un- covered, and stammered out the following address : — " My Lord, I am here before your lord- ship to obtain redress for the injuries which your lordship w^ill plainly perceive I have recently sustained. About eleven o'clock last night I was attacked by two men in Prince's-street, with intent to rob, if not murder ; from one I received this hole in my cheek, by the point of a dirk or bayonet, and when in the act of de- fending myself, a violent blow from an accomplice, who just then came to the assistance of his comrades, laid me senseless on the pavement.
What to read after The Itinerant; Or, Memoirs of An Actor .. 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S W Samuel William Ryley to read onlineMoreLess
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