The Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq. Delivered At the Bar, And On Various Public Occasions, in Ireland And England
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After a day, however, passed as such a day might have been supposed to pass, in the (low of soul and the philosophy of plea- sure,he returned home to share his happiness with her, without whom no happiness ever had been perfect.
Alas ! he was never to behold her more ! Imagine, if you can, the frenzy of his astonishment, in being in- formed by Mrs. Porter, the daughter of the former landlady, that about two hours before she had attend- ed Mrs. Guthrie to a confectioner's shop ; that a car- riag...e had drawn up at the corner of the street, into •which a gentleman, whom she recognized to be a Mr.
Sterne, had handed her, and they instantly departed.
I must tell you, there is every reason to believe, that this woman was the confidant of the conspiracy.
What a pity that the object of that guilty confidence GUTHRIE V, STERNi;. 99 bad not something of Immanity ; that, as a female, she did not feel for the character of her sex ; that, as a mother, she did not mourn over the sorrows of a help- less family !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a day, however, passed as such a day might have been supposed to pass, in the (low of soul and the philosophy of plea- sure,he returned home to share his happiness with her, without whom no happiness ever had been perfect.
Alas ! he was never to behold her more ! Imagine, if you can, the frenzy of his astonishment, in being in- formed by Mrs. Porter, the daughter of the former landlady, that about two hours before she had attend- ed Mrs. Guthrie to a confectioner's shop ; that a car- riag...e had drawn up at the corner of the street, into •which a gentleman, whom she recognized to be a Mr.
Sterne, had handed her, and they instantly departed.
I must tell you, there is every reason to believe, that this woman was the confidant of the conspiracy.
What a pity that the object of that guilty confidence GUTHRIE V, STERNi;. 99 bad not something of Immanity ; that, as a female, she did not feel for the character of her sex ; that, as a mother, she did not mourn over the sorrows of a help- less family !
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