Punchinello, volume 1, No. 26, September 24, 1870
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If that article had proved a success, I could easilyhave gulled the public all my life on the popularity thus achieved.
But I made a wretched mistake to start with. Instead of heading it "TheAlabama Claims, " "By CHARLES SUMNER, " or "HORACE GREELEY. " I said "ByMOSE SKINNER. " I will not dwell on the result. Suffice it to say that I soon afterretired from literature, a changed being, utterly devoid of hope.
MORAL SUASION.
A friend of mine, an eminent New York philanthropist, relates thefollowi...ng interview with a condemned criminal. The crime for which thiswretched man was hung is still fresh in our memories. One morning atbreakfast his tripe didn't suit him, and he immediately brained his wifeand children and set the house on fire, varying the monotony of thescene by pitching his mother-in-law down the well, having previously, with great consideration, touched her heart with a cheese knife.
I will now quote my friends' own words: "He was pronounced a hard case, manifesting no sorrow for his act, andutterly indifferent to his approaching doom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If that article had proved a success, I could easilyhave gulled the public all my life on the popularity thus achieved.
But I made a wretched mistake to start with. Instead of heading it "TheAlabama Claims, " "By CHARLES SUMNER, " or "HORACE GREELEY. " I said "ByMOSE SKINNER. " I will not dwell on the result. Suffice it to say that I soon afterretired from literature, a changed being, utterly devoid of hope.
MORAL SUASION.
A friend of mine, an eminent New York philanthropist, relates thefollowi...ng interview with a condemned criminal. The crime for which thiswretched man was hung is still fresh in our memories. One morning atbreakfast his tripe didn't suit him, and he immediately brained his wifeand children and set the house on fire, varying the monotony of thescene by pitching his mother-in-law down the well, having previously, with great consideration, touched her heart with a cheese knife.
I will now quote my friends' own words: "He was pronounced a hard case, manifesting no sorrow for his act, andutterly indifferent to his approaching doom.
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 26, September 24, 1870?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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