The Life of Mrs. Norton
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It may be a sin, but I do curse them and their dogged brutality.
If a strong arm had been with me, I should have done it. I tell you this because I know you have a real wish to know." A real wish to know, no doubt, and fewer reserves of sympathy than Mrs. Norton's own people, who could have hardly lent themselves to an attempt to kidnap her children without being prepared to meet the. penalties of breaking the law of the land in which they lived, the English father's absolute right over his chi...ldren being unaffected by any claims or wrongs on the part of the mother.
But threatened as she was by the perpetual loss of her boys as well as of her reputation, by the suit her husband was preparing to bring against Lord Melbourne, the situation was almost as serious for the Prime Minister, who saw himself face to face with political ruin if the charges against him could be sub- stantiated. His first letter to Mrs. Norton- after the 92 THE MELBOURNE TRIAL [chap, vin news had reached him that he was to be the object of George Norton's next attack is anything but compli- mentary to that gentleman : " South Street, April 23.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be a sin, but I do curse them and their dogged brutality.
If a strong arm had been with me, I should have done it. I tell you this because I know you have a real wish to know." A real wish to know, no doubt, and fewer reserves of sympathy than Mrs. Norton's own people, who could have hardly lent themselves to an attempt to kidnap her children without being prepared to meet the. penalties of breaking the law of the land in which they lived, the English father's absolute right over his chi...ldren being unaffected by any claims or wrongs on the part of the mother.
But threatened as she was by the perpetual loss of her boys as well as of her reputation, by the suit her husband was preparing to bring against Lord Melbourne, the situation was almost as serious for the Prime Minister, who saw himself face to face with political ruin if the charges against him could be sub- stantiated. His first letter to Mrs. Norton- after the 92 THE MELBOURNE TRIAL [chap, vin news had reached him that he was to be the object of George Norton's next attack is anything but compli- mentary to that gentleman : " South Street, April 23.
What to read after The Life of Mrs. Norton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Gray Perkins to read onlineMoreLess
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