Micah Clarke, His Statement As Made to His Three Grandchildren, Joseph, Gervas & Reuben, During the Hard Winter of 1734
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' All your property is there. Tell Monmouth what I have 26o MicAH Clarke: His Statement said, and let him know that I have used you as kindly as was possible.' 'But what will your Grace's council say when they find that I am gone ? ' I asked.
' Pshaw, man ! Never fret about that ! I will off to Bristol at daybreak, and give my council enough to think of without their having time to devote to your fate. The soldiers will but have another instance of the working of the Father of Evil, who hath lo...ng been thought to have a weakness for that cell beneath us. Faith, if all we hear be true, there have been horrors enough acted there to call up every devil out of the pit. But time presses. Gently through the casement ! So !
Kemember the message.' ' Adieu, your Grace ! ' I answered, and seizing the rope slipped rapidly and noiselessly to the ground, upon which he drew it up and closed the casement. As I looked round, my eye fell upon the dark narrow slit which opened into my cell, and through which honest Farmer Brown had held converse with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' All your property is there. Tell Monmouth what I have 26o MicAH Clarke: His Statement said, and let him know that I have used you as kindly as was possible.' 'But what will your Grace's council say when they find that I am gone ? ' I asked.
' Pshaw, man ! Never fret about that ! I will off to Bristol at daybreak, and give my council enough to think of without their having time to devote to your fate. The soldiers will but have another instance of the working of the Father of Evil, who hath lo...ng been thought to have a weakness for that cell beneath us. Faith, if all we hear be true, there have been horrors enough acted there to call up every devil out of the pit. But time presses. Gently through the casement ! So !
Kemember the message.' ' Adieu, your Grace ! ' I answered, and seizing the rope slipped rapidly and noiselessly to the ground, upon which he drew it up and closed the casement. As I looked round, my eye fell upon the dark narrow slit which opened into my cell, and through which honest Farmer Brown had held converse with me.
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