Curran And His Contemporaries
Curran And His Contemporaries
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" To tell you the truth, sir," said he, "I have ventured to make this brief the medium of an introduction to you. Some occurrences took place in Dublin many years ago with which I was mixed up, and as you may have heard of them, per- haps you will permit me to give my explanation — ^my name is Cockaigne !" I felt for the moment as if stunned. The man had long been matter of history to me. I had thought him in his grave. Yet there he stood, the survivor of his victim and his patron, still living... on the wages that had pur- chased life ! I had hardly nerve enough to say to him, " Sir, when I tell you that I was the intimate friend of Mr. Cur- ran, and often spoke with him on the wretched Jackson's fate, you must see the inutility of any explanation." He ut- tered not a syllable, and left the room. Jackson was in dif^ ficulties, and, it was said, had received rehef from Cockaigne ; hence arose an intimacy. He revealed the treasonable mis- sion to his friend, and his friend revealed it to the minister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To tell you the truth, sir," said he, "I have ventured to make this brief the medium of an introduction to you. Some occurrences took place in Dublin many years ago with which I was mixed up, and as you may have heard of them, per- haps you will permit me to give my explanation — ^my name is Cockaigne !" I felt for the moment as if stunned. The man had long been matter of history to me. I had thought him in his grave. Yet there he stood, the survivor of his victim and his patron, still living... on the wages that had pur- chased life ! I had hardly nerve enough to say to him, " Sir, when I tell you that I was the intimate friend of Mr. Cur- ran, and often spoke with him on the wretched Jackson's fate, you must see the inutility of any explanation." He ut- tered not a syllable, and left the room. Jackson was in dif^ ficulties, and, it was said, had received rehef from Cockaigne ; hence arose an intimacy. He revealed the treasonable mis- sion to his friend, and his friend revealed it to the minister.
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