Anecdotes of Public Men volume 1
Anecdotes of Public Men volume 1
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Great consternation ensued. The wit ness was indignant, spoke of his good character, and defied his accuser. But he had met his master. Mr. Brown fixed his searching eye upon him, and then spoke : " I have objected to your evidence, sir. This objection is founded upon a knowl edge of your character. Answer me, sir. Were you not con victed and punished in the State of Delaware for a heinous crime ?" " No, sir !" This was uttered with an evidently as sumed boldness. " Now, " said the lawyer, " if... I were to strip up the sleeves of your coat, and point to the letter R branded on your right arm, near the shoulder, and say this was done at New Castle, Delaware, what answer would you make ?" The poor wretch was crushed; his artificial courage melted away before the fire of an intellectual eye. It. Is scarcely necessary to add that Mr. Brown won his cause. Industrious and perse vering, he never was the slave of the black-letter. He always delighted in literature, and was a consummate Shakespearian interpreter.
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Great consternation ensued. The wit ness was indignant, spoke of his good character, and defied his accuser. But he had met his master. Mr. Brown fixed his searching eye upon him, and then spoke : " I have objected to your evidence, sir. This objection is founded upon a knowl edge of your character. Answer me, sir. Were you not con victed and punished in the State of Delaware for a heinous crime ?" " No, sir !" This was uttered with an evidently as sumed boldness. " Now, " said the lawyer, " if... I were to strip up the sleeves of your coat, and point to the letter R branded on your right arm, near the shoulder, and say this was done at New Castle, Delaware, what answer would you make ?" The poor wretch was crushed; his artificial courage melted away before the fire of an intellectual eye. It. Is scarcely necessary to add that Mr. Brown won his cause. Industrious and perse vering, he never was the slave of the black-letter. He always delighted in literature, and was a consummate Shakespearian interpreter.
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