CO129-425 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [10-12] — Page 679

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consolate me, don't speak with no about it. 0, Sir it was

with a bleeding heart, that I wrote it all down. I believe

not, I will be able to hear these dreadful things said by own

mouth. I am such a coward that I even still dare to pity

myself, where I should only despise. And I fear the tears

would come to my eyes, out of pity with myself. I would not

show you such tears, Sir.

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I would only, that you should know, whose

kindness will not make your eyes cold and hard, when reading.

So much You may do with this confession, what you think fit.

is quite indifferent to me. Then you will give these pages to the authorities, I submit. There can be small importance

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for them. I don't think my Judge, whosoever he may be, can know

Perhaps I should wish even every thing, I have written down.

my Judge to read this confession too, as he would be in a position to punish. And yet I am sure that I would be deadly unhappy in an English prison, as I would not be able to fulfil,

what I now see clear and severe as my Duty.

Don't be astonished at my language, was tone in all this - o, God, true, which I have not been for months - there is nothing but the bare Truth in it; but I was an editor for 12 years and this gives some strange My Bnglish is bad, my style effect to speach and writings.

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is bad, but I don't dare to read over what I wrote down.

I can not fear, I would tear all these pages to pieces.

Excuse me for giving you embellish, beautify, correct.