City Crimes
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Franklin, andconcluded his fearfully interesting narrative by producing the lump oflead which had been taken from the skull of the murdered man.
It is impossible to describe the horror and dismay of the two wretchedand guilty women, when they saw that their crime was discovered. Fallingon their knees before the rector, they implored him to have mercy onthem and not hand them over to justice. --They expressed their sincererepentance of the deed, and declared that sooner than suffer theignominy o...f an arrest, they would die by their own hands. Josephine inparticular did not fail to remind Dr. Sinclair of the many favors shehad granted him and hinted that her exposure would result in his ownruin, as his former connection with her would be disclosed, if herselfand mother were arrested and brought to trial.
'Were I inclined to bring you to justice, the dread of my own exposurewould not prevent me; for no personal consideration should ever restrainme from doing an act of justice, provided the public good would beprompted thereby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Franklin, andconcluded his fearfully interesting narrative by producing the lump oflead which had been taken from the skull of the murdered man.
It is impossible to describe the horror and dismay of the two wretchedand guilty women, when they saw that their crime was discovered. Fallingon their knees before the rector, they implored him to have mercy onthem and not hand them over to justice. --They expressed their sincererepentance of the deed, and declared that sooner than suffer theignominy o...f an arrest, they would die by their own hands. Josephine inparticular did not fail to remind Dr. Sinclair of the many favors shehad granted him and hinted that her exposure would result in his ownruin, as his former connection with her would be disclosed, if herselfand mother were arrested and brought to trial.
'Were I inclined to bring you to justice, the dread of my own exposurewould not prevent me; for no personal consideration should ever restrainme from doing an act of justice, provided the public good would beprompted thereby.
What to read after City Crimes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, George, 1839-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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