Trial of the Rev Edward Irving Ma a Cento of Criticism
Trial of the Rev Edward Irving Ma a Cento of Criticism
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Fletcher. — Do you Imow any tlihig. Sir, of the renewal of a correspondence between me and Miss Dick, of Glasi^ow, in 1823? — You know, very well, Sir, that 1 was not consulted about the business; but in vin- dication of the part I have taken, I must say, that I liad as much proof as would hang a thief, that after tiie first courtshi}) was broken up ten years ago, the lady again came forward and wrote. — One witness says, '^ I saw and read the letter ;" another says, " I and another lady read i...t, and had our jokes on the subject. " A third witness said, " The letter was sent by mistake from the minister's study and came under my insi)ection. " This shows I was correct in my first conjecture, when I said, in my letter to i\lr. Pirie, ^' Now, when she cannot do better, she comes forward with the offer of her hand. " Cross-examuied by Mr. Phillips.
Will you have the kindness. Sir, to mention the names of any one of the three witnesses you talk of? — No, Sir ; I am not at liberty to tell their names.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fletcher. — Do you Imow any tlihig. Sir, of the renewal of a correspondence between me and Miss Dick, of Glasi^ow, in 1823? — You know, very well, Sir, that 1 was not consulted about the business; but in vin- dication of the part I have taken, I must say, that I liad as much proof as would hang a thief, that after tiie first courtshi}) was broken up ten years ago, the lady again came forward and wrote. — One witness says, '^ I saw and read the letter ;" another says, " I and another lady read i...t, and had our jokes on the subject. " A third witness said, " The letter was sent by mistake from the minister's study and came under my insi)ection. " This shows I was correct in my first conjecture, when I said, in my letter to i\lr. Pirie, ^' Now, when she cannot do better, she comes forward with the offer of her hand. " Cross-examuied by Mr. Phillips.
Will you have the kindness. Sir, to mention the names of any one of the three witnesses you talk of? — No, Sir ; I am not at liberty to tell their names.
What to read after Trial of the Rev Edward Irving Ma a Cento of Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James D Reichel to read onlineMoreLess
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