Reception of M Y Johnson And D Sheean
Reception of M Y Johnson And D Sheean
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(Cheers. 1 But to thoso who knew his situation and advantage of it, the world would have nought hut scorn and indigna- tion. His name will bo honored while theirs will be held in execration, and handed down through nil time as tides of infamy for them and their posterity. (Re- newed cheers. | I must now give you a brief sketch of some of my fellow-prisoners. Among the first brought in after our arrival, was an Irishman from Penn. Dennis Dickey, a man that would not set a river on fire, much les...s overthrow this government, (daughter) taken out of his potatoo patch dirty and ragged, from a family of six little helpless children, he was not allowed to change his clothes or see his wife, who knew not where he had gone, until a week afterwards. On his way to the Bastile he was offered his liberty if he would give information against bis democratic neigh- bors, (sensation) hut coming from a country where the informer is justly des- pised, in the manliness of his heart lie indignantly replied, he had nono to give, and if ho had he "did not come to this country to turn informer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Cheers. 1 But to thoso who knew his situation and advantage of it, the world would have nought hut scorn and indigna- tion. His name will bo honored while theirs will be held in execration, and handed down through nil time as tides of infamy for them and their posterity. (Re- newed cheers. | I must now give you a brief sketch of some of my fellow-prisoners. Among the first brought in after our arrival, was an Irishman from Penn. Dennis Dickey, a man that would not set a river on fire, much les...s overthrow this government, (daughter) taken out of his potatoo patch dirty and ragged, from a family of six little helpless children, he was not allowed to change his clothes or see his wife, who knew not where he had gone, until a week afterwards. On his way to the Bastile he was offered his liberty if he would give information against bis democratic neigh- bors, (sensation) hut coming from a country where the informer is justly des- pised, in the manliness of his heart lie indignantly replied, he had nono to give, and if ho had he "did not come to this country to turn informer.
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