The Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq., Delivered At the Bar, And On Various Public Occasions in Ireland And England. to Which is Added, a Letter to George Iv
The Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq., Delivered At the Bar, And On Various Public Occasions in Ireland And England. to Which is Added, a Letter to George Iv
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I have heart!
said, too, during the ten months of calumny, foifwhic: by every species of legal delay, they have procrast nated this trial, that, next to the impeachment of t:.
husdand's tenderness, they mean to rely on what the libel as the levity of their unhappy victim! I know n.
by what right any man, but above all, a married mar presumes to scrutinize into the conduct of a marries female. I know not. Gentlemen, how you would feel under the consciousness that every coxcomb was ;■■ liberty to... estimate the warmth, or the coolness of your wives, by the barometer of his vanity, that he migl ascertain precisely the prudence of his invasion c: their virtue. But I do know, that such a defence, eoming from such a quarter, WQuld not at all sarpri*^ GUTHBIB V. STERNE. 105 » me. Poor— Hinfortunate — fallen female! How can she expect mercy from her destroyer? How can she expect that he will revere the character he was careless of preserving ? How can she suppose that, after having made her peace the pander of his appetite, he will not make her reputation the victim of his avarice?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have heart!
said, too, during the ten months of calumny, foifwhic: by every species of legal delay, they have procrast nated this trial, that, next to the impeachment of t:.
husdand's tenderness, they mean to rely on what the libel as the levity of their unhappy victim! I know n.
by what right any man, but above all, a married mar presumes to scrutinize into the conduct of a marries female. I know not. Gentlemen, how you would feel under the consciousness that every coxcomb was ;■■ liberty to... estimate the warmth, or the coolness of your wives, by the barometer of his vanity, that he migl ascertain precisely the prudence of his invasion c: their virtue. But I do know, that such a defence, eoming from such a quarter, WQuld not at all sarpri*^ GUTHBIB V. STERNE. 105 » me. Poor— Hinfortunate — fallen female! How can she expect mercy from her destroyer? How can she expect that he will revere the character he was careless of preserving ? How can she suppose that, after having made her peace the pander of his appetite, he will not make her reputation the victim of his avarice?
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