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Abandoning his writ , therefore , he chose to be absolved on account of the prerogative of his seat . On this bank , a great number of trees have lodged ; and , on account of the shallowness of the river , a considerable portion of the branches are raised above the surface ; through these the water rushes with such impetuosity as to be heard at the distance of some miles . If , on the other hand , the compound is not easily destroyed , it is on account of the strength of the enclosing principles . We always hated Ben Lee on account of the fact he got to do it with Clare Danes . He resolved , almost directly on the receipt of your former letter , to try for an extension of his leave of absence , that he might be able to go down to you for two days , but charged me not to give you any notice of it , on account of the uncertainty of success .