The Works of Henry Clay volume 10
The Works of Henry Clay volume 10
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Beverley, like an honest man, sat down to the task that very day. That no one else of the company did it, proves, either that they had not sufficient honesty, or that it was understood, that Mr. Beverley would see to it. It appears, that he posted off without delay to Nashville, the nearest town, to execute the function. Nor does the general rebuke him for a breach of confidence ; he expresses no regret ; but reconciles him- self to the event, by the reflection that " facts can not be altered. ..." What is this, but an iteration of the charge ? He goes on to con- sole his unfortunate friend : "As your letter seems [where is the evidence?] not to have been written for publication, / can assure you, that, having no concealment myself, nor any dread, arising from what I may have said on the occasion and subject alluded to, my feelings toward you are not the least changed" This, certainly, ought to be satisfactory — "not the least changed" And the gen- eral, in this private and confidential communication, which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beverley, like an honest man, sat down to the task that very day. That no one else of the company did it, proves, either that they had not sufficient honesty, or that it was understood, that Mr. Beverley would see to it. It appears, that he posted off without delay to Nashville, the nearest town, to execute the function. Nor does the general rebuke him for a breach of confidence ; he expresses no regret ; but reconciles him- self to the event, by the reflection that " facts can not be altered. ..." What is this, but an iteration of the charge ? He goes on to con- sole his unfortunate friend : "As your letter seems [where is the evidence?] not to have been written for publication, / can assure you, that, having no concealment myself, nor any dread, arising from what I may have said on the occasion and subject alluded to, my feelings toward you are not the least changed" This, certainly, ought to be satisfactory — "not the least changed" And the gen- eral, in this private and confidential communication, which Mr.
What to read after The Works of Henry Clay volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H From Old Catalog Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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