Twelve Essays Published By Richard Carlile 1819 1834
Twelve Essays Published By Richard Carlile 1819 1834
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Sir Officer, I have paid you fairly what the law demands. [^Alice and her Mother enter the Shop. The Tax-gatherers go to her. One of them lays hold of her. She scream<;, Tyler goes in. '] COLLECrOR. You say she's under age. Alice screaym again, Tyler knocks out the Tax-gatherer's Brains. His Companions Jly. PIERS. A just revenge. TYLER. Most just indeed : but in the eye of the law 'Tis murder — and the murderer's lot is mine. [Piers goes out. ] ('Tyler sits down mournfully. ) ALICE. Fly, my dear father ! let us leave this place Before they raise pursuit. TYLER. Nay, nay, my child, Flight would be useless — I have done my duty : I have punish'd the brute insolence of lust And here will wait my doom. WIFE. Oh let us ay ! My husband, my dear husband I ALICE. Quit but this place. And we may yet be safe, and happy too. TYLER. It would be useless, Alice— 'twould but lengthen A wretched life in fear. (Cry uithout. ) Liberty ! liberty ! (Enter Mob, Hob Carter, &c J (Cry) Liberty ! liberty !— No Pull tax !— No War!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Officer, I have paid you fairly what the law demands. [^Alice and her Mother enter the Shop. The Tax-gatherers go to her. One of them lays hold of her. She scream<;, Tyler goes in. '] COLLECrOR. You say she's under age. Alice screaym again, Tyler knocks out the Tax-gatherer's Brains. His Companions Jly. PIERS. A just revenge. TYLER. Most just indeed : but in the eye of the law 'Tis murder — and the murderer's lot is mine. [Piers goes out. ] ('Tyler sits down mournfully. ) ALICE. Fly, my dear father ! let us leave this place Before they raise pursuit. TYLER. Nay, nay, my child, Flight would be useless — I have done my duty : I have punish'd the brute insolence of lust And here will wait my doom. WIFE. Oh let us ay ! My husband, my dear husband I ALICE. Quit but this place. And we may yet be safe, and happy too. TYLER. It would be useless, Alice— 'twould but lengthen A wretched life in fear. (Cry uithout. ) Liberty ! liberty ! (Enter Mob, Hob Carter, &c J (Cry) Liberty ! liberty !— No Pull tax !— No War!
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