A book of Bachelors
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Nay, just when all pro ability of detection seemed to have vanished, it was only most unforeseen train of events which revealed his gu: and hers, who was the cause of the guilt of both. It ms here be remarked, that the evidence cited in these pag has been for the most part taken from the authorizi version of the Trial, which would naturally softi Rochester's share of the guilt ; if, therefore, he can 1 proved to have been consciously implicated in the subs quent crime on such evidence as this, ...the probability his actual criminality is at least strengthened.
Failing in her nobler design of cutting Overbur; throat, the Countess did not cease to urge her lov against him ; but for some time a convenient opportune did not present itself to carry out her infamous desir The destined victim was still walking about the Court his wonted arrogant fashion, vainly imagining that 1 reproofs had gone honae, and that his patron was still 1 attached friend. That he was living in a fool's Parad was soon to appear ; but he had often quarrelled with 1 patron in former times, and he thought that his last d ' State Trials, Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, just when all pro ability of detection seemed to have vanished, it was only most unforeseen train of events which revealed his gu: and hers, who was the cause of the guilt of both. It ms here be remarked, that the evidence cited in these pag has been for the most part taken from the authorizi version of the Trial, which would naturally softi Rochester's share of the guilt ; if, therefore, he can 1 proved to have been consciously implicated in the subs quent crime on such evidence as this, ...the probability his actual criminality is at least strengthened.
Failing in her nobler design of cutting Overbur; throat, the Countess did not cease to urge her lov against him ; but for some time a convenient opportune did not present itself to carry out her infamous desir The destined victim was still walking about the Court his wonted arrogant fashion, vainly imagining that 1 reproofs had gone honae, and that his patron was still 1 attached friend. That he was living in a fool's Parad was soon to appear ; but he had often quarrelled with 1 patron in former times, and he thought that his last d ' State Trials, Vol.
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