When the Dawn is Come a Tragedy in Three Acts
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I would have our councils free, and hate these bonds, wrought by the old suspicions. Reamonn. In the old days, less old than those you cite, when first our land awakened, men made a rule one day in Council, broke it the next. Why does the Councillor Ita hate these strait bonds? It was a free vote that made them. Whv did she not raise up her voice against them when they were in the making? (Holding up his hand as Ita is about to ans^i. I'er. ) Here is another article of our law : " On suspicion ...of treason any member of Council may, on his proper authority, order the arrest of suspects, not more than three; but prisoners so made shall not be detained more than three hours, if within that time the accusation be not adjudged sufficient by three other members of Council. " The Councillor Ita knows that if I suspected her, or any, I should straight order imprisonment. She came for a long Council here and shall not leave. Ita. Captain, you do not distrust me; why, then, your veto ? Reamonn (who has turned to the other members of the Council).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would have our councils free, and hate these bonds, wrought by the old suspicions. Reamonn. In the old days, less old than those you cite, when first our land awakened, men made a rule one day in Council, broke it the next. Why does the Councillor Ita hate these strait bonds? It was a free vote that made them. Whv did she not raise up her voice against them when they were in the making? (Holding up his hand as Ita is about to ans^i. I'er. ) Here is another article of our law : " On suspicion ...of treason any member of Council may, on his proper authority, order the arrest of suspects, not more than three; but prisoners so made shall not be detained more than three hours, if within that time the accusation be not adjudged sufficient by three other members of Council. " The Councillor Ita knows that if I suspected her, or any, I should straight order imprisonment. She came for a long Council here and shall not leave. Ita. Captain, you do not distrust me; why, then, your veto ? Reamonn (who has turned to the other members of the Council).
What to read after When the Dawn is Come a Tragedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Macdonagh to read onlineMoreLess
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