Waverley Novels: Redgauntlet
Waverley Novels: Redgauntlet
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— that at the dis- tance of so many years, the Secretary of State should trouble himself about the unfortunate relics of a ruined cause," answered Mr. Herries.
" But, if it be so," said the clerk, who seemed to as- sume more confidence upon the composure of Herries's demeanour. " and if cause has been given by the conduct of a gentleman himself, who hath been, it is alleged, raking up Old matters, and mixing them with new subjects of dis- AiMBCtion, I say, if it be k), I should advise the partv...* * Digitized by VjOOQIC 244 RBDGAVNTLBT.
his wisdom, to surrender himself quietly into the lawful •custody of the next Justice of Peace — Mr. Foxley, sup- pose, — where, and by whom, the matter should be regu- larly inquired into. I am only putting a case," he added, watching with apprehension the effect which his words were likely to produce upon the party to whom they were addressed.
" And were I to receive such advice," said Herries, with the same composure as before, — " putting the case, as you say, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— that at the dis- tance of so many years, the Secretary of State should trouble himself about the unfortunate relics of a ruined cause," answered Mr. Herries.
" But, if it be so," said the clerk, who seemed to as- sume more confidence upon the composure of Herries's demeanour. " and if cause has been given by the conduct of a gentleman himself, who hath been, it is alleged, raking up Old matters, and mixing them with new subjects of dis- AiMBCtion, I say, if it be k), I should advise the partv...* * Digitized by VjOOQIC 244 RBDGAVNTLBT.
his wisdom, to surrender himself quietly into the lawful •custody of the next Justice of Peace — Mr. Foxley, sup- pose, — where, and by whom, the matter should be regu- larly inquired into. I am only putting a case," he added, watching with apprehension the effect which his words were likely to produce upon the party to whom they were addressed.
" And were I to receive such advice," said Herries, with the same composure as before, — " putting the case, as you say, Mr.
What to read after Waverley Novels: Redgauntlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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