Two Men of Sandy Bar; a Drama
Two Men of Sandy Bar; a Drama
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Jackson. Mr. Alexander Morton, jun. , is in his private room. He will behere in a moment. [Exit JACKSON.
Starbottle. One moment, a single moment, Miss Mary. Permit me to--er--ifI may so express myself, to--er--group the party, to--er--placethe--er--present company into position. I have--er--observed as part ofmy--er--legal experience, that in cases of moral illustration a great, Imay say--er--tremendous, effect on the--er--jury, I mean the--er--guiltyparty, has been produced by the attitude of ...the--er--victim and martyr. You, madam, as the--er--injured wife (placing her), shall stand here, firm yet expectant, protecting your child, yet looking hopefully forassistance toward its natural protector. You, Miss Mary, shall standhere (placing her), as Moral Retribution, leaning toward and slightlyappealing to me, the image of--er--er--Inflexible Justice! (Inflates hischest, puts his hand in his bosom, and strikes an attitude. ) Door of young Morton's room opens, and discloses MR. OAKHURST gazing atthe group.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jackson. Mr. Alexander Morton, jun. , is in his private room. He will behere in a moment. [Exit JACKSON.
Starbottle. One moment, a single moment, Miss Mary. Permit me to--er--ifI may so express myself, to--er--group the party, to--er--placethe--er--present company into position. I have--er--observed as part ofmy--er--legal experience, that in cases of moral illustration a great, Imay say--er--tremendous, effect on the--er--jury, I mean the--er--guiltyparty, has been produced by the attitude of ...the--er--victim and martyr. You, madam, as the--er--injured wife (placing her), shall stand here, firm yet expectant, protecting your child, yet looking hopefully forassistance toward its natural protector. You, Miss Mary, shall standhere (placing her), as Moral Retribution, leaning toward and slightlyappealing to me, the image of--er--er--Inflexible Justice! (Inflates hischest, puts his hand in his bosom, and strikes an attitude. ) Door of young Morton's room opens, and discloses MR. OAKHURST gazing atthe group.
What to read after Two Men of Sandy Bar; a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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