Amelia — volume 1
Amelia — volume 1
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" "I would not presume, sir, " cries Booth, "to inform you in the law;but I have heard, in case of stabbing, a man may be indicted upon thestatute; and it is capital, though no malice appears. " "You say true, sir, " answered Murphy; "a man may be indicted _contraformam statutis;_ and that method, I allow you, requires no malice. Ipresume you are a lawyer, sir?" "No, indeed, sir, " answered Booth, "I know nothing of the law. " "Then, sir, I will tell you--If a man be indicted _contra formamtatu...tis_, as we say, no malice is necessary, because the form of thestatute makes malice; and then what we have to guard against is havingstruck the first blow. Pox on't, it is unlucky this was done in aroom: if it had been in the street we could have had five or sixwitnesses to have proved the first blow, cheaper than, I am afraid, weshall get this one; for when a man knows, from the unhappycircumstances of the case, that you can procure no other witness buthimself, he is always dear. It is so in all other ways of business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I would not presume, sir, " cries Booth, "to inform you in the law;but I have heard, in case of stabbing, a man may be indicted upon thestatute; and it is capital, though no malice appears. " "You say true, sir, " answered Murphy; "a man may be indicted _contraformam statutis;_ and that method, I allow you, requires no malice. Ipresume you are a lawyer, sir?" "No, indeed, sir, " answered Booth, "I know nothing of the law. " "Then, sir, I will tell you--If a man be indicted _contra formamtatu...tis_, as we say, no malice is necessary, because the form of thestatute makes malice; and then what we have to guard against is havingstruck the first blow. Pox on't, it is unlucky this was done in aroom: if it had been in the street we could have had five or sixwitnesses to have proved the first blow, cheaper than, I am afraid, weshall get this one; for when a man knows, from the unhappycircumstances of the case, that you can procure no other witness buthimself, he is always dear. It is so in all other ways of business.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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