Argument of Thomas Ewing Jr
Argument of Thomas Ewing Jr
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of the accused, and stopping to get his leg set and to rest, does not necessarily lead to any conclusion unfavorable to the accused. 24 Booth got there, with Herold, about daybreak, ("Frank WashiirgtoTi. ) He usually wore a moustache, ("see photograph, ^ but he then wore heavy whiskers, and had liis face muffled in a shawl, so as to disguise him. The disguise was kept xip all day. FCol. Wells. J He was taken to a lounge in the hall, and then to a front room up stairs, where the broken bone was ...set^ where a fee of $25 was paid for the service, and where, it is ppoliable, he slept most of the day. They represented that the leg had been broken by a fall of the horse ; that they had come from BryanWwn, and were going to Parson Wilmer's. After breakfast accused went to his field to work. Herold, whom Mudd had never met, CCol. Wells, ^ came down to break- fast and dinner with the family, and after dinner he and Mudd went oif to- gether to the house of Mudd's father, to get ajamily carriage to take the wounded man to the house of Parson Wilmer, five miles off, at Pint y Chop- el.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of the accused, and stopping to get his leg set and to rest, does not necessarily lead to any conclusion unfavorable to the accused. 24 Booth got there, with Herold, about daybreak, ("Frank WashiirgtoTi. ) He usually wore a moustache, ("see photograph, ^ but he then wore heavy whiskers, and had liis face muffled in a shawl, so as to disguise him. The disguise was kept xip all day. FCol. Wells. J He was taken to a lounge in the hall, and then to a front room up stairs, where the broken bone was ...set^ where a fee of $25 was paid for the service, and where, it is ppoliable, he slept most of the day. They represented that the leg had been broken by a fall of the horse ; that they had come from BryanWwn, and were going to Parson Wilmer's. After breakfast accused went to his field to work. Herold, whom Mudd had never met, CCol. Wells, ^ came down to break- fast and dinner with the family, and after dinner he and Mudd went oif to- gether to the house of Mudd's father, to get ajamily carriage to take the wounded man to the house of Parson Wilmer, five miles off, at Pint y Chop- el.
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