The Speeches
The Speeches
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No matter with what delinquent so- phistry he may blaspheme through its palliation ; God ordained, nature cemented, happiness con- secrated that celestial union ; and it is compli- cated treason against God and man, and society, to intend its violation. The social compact, through every fibre trembles at its consequences ; not only policy but law, not only law but nature, not only nature but religion, deprecate and de- nounce it. Parent and offspring, youth and age ; the dead from their tombs, ...the child from its cradle; creatures scarce alive, and creatures still unborn ; the grandsire shivering on the verge of death, the infant quickening in the mother's womb ; all with one assent, re-echo God, and ex- ecrate adultery ! I say, then, where it is once proved that husband and wife live together in a state of happiness, no contingency on which the sun can shine, can warrant any man in attempting their separation. Did they do so ? This is im- BROWNE . BLAKE. 209 peratively your first consideration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No matter with what delinquent so- phistry he may blaspheme through its palliation ; God ordained, nature cemented, happiness con- secrated that celestial union ; and it is compli- cated treason against God and man, and society, to intend its violation. The social compact, through every fibre trembles at its consequences ; not only policy but law, not only law but nature, not only nature but religion, deprecate and de- nounce it. Parent and offspring, youth and age ; the dead from their tombs, ...the child from its cradle; creatures scarce alive, and creatures still unborn ; the grandsire shivering on the verge of death, the infant quickening in the mother's womb ; all with one assent, re-echo God, and ex- ecrate adultery ! I say, then, where it is once proved that husband and wife live together in a state of happiness, no contingency on which the sun can shine, can warrant any man in attempting their separation. Did they do so ? This is im- BROWNE . BLAKE. 209 peratively your first consideration.
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