Coniston — volume 04
Coniston — volume 04
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Have I stated the case, gentlemen, or have I not?" Mr. Graves took off his spectacles and wiped them, looking from one tothe other of his very uncomfortable fellow-members. Mr. Hill did notattempt to speak; but Mr. Dodd, who was not sure now that this was notthe fire and the other the frying-pan, pulled at his tuft until wordscame to him.
"Jedge, " he said finally, "I must say I'm a mite surprised. I must sayyour language is unwarranted. " "The truth is never unwarranted, " said the judge.
"For... the sake of the fair name of Brampton, " began Mr. Dodd, "we cannotallow--" "Mr. Dodd, " interrupted the judge, "I would rather have Mr. Worthington'sarguments from Mr. Worthington himself, if I wanted them at all. There isno need of prolonging this meeting. If I were to waste my breath untilsix o'clock, it would be no use. I was about to say that your opinionswere formed, but I will alter that, and say that your minds are fixed. You are determined to dismiss Miss Wetherell. Is it not so?" "I wish you'd hear me, Jedge, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have I stated the case, gentlemen, or have I not?" Mr. Graves took off his spectacles and wiped them, looking from one tothe other of his very uncomfortable fellow-members. Mr. Hill did notattempt to speak; but Mr. Dodd, who was not sure now that this was notthe fire and the other the frying-pan, pulled at his tuft until wordscame to him.
"Jedge, " he said finally, "I must say I'm a mite surprised. I must sayyour language is unwarranted. " "The truth is never unwarranted, " said the judge.
"For... the sake of the fair name of Brampton, " began Mr. Dodd, "we cannotallow--" "Mr. Dodd, " interrupted the judge, "I would rather have Mr. Worthington'sarguments from Mr. Worthington himself, if I wanted them at all. There isno need of prolonging this meeting. If I were to waste my breath untilsix o'clock, it would be no use. I was about to say that your opinionswere formed, but I will alter that, and say that your minds are fixed. You are determined to dismiss Miss Wetherell. Is it not so?" "I wish you'd hear me, Jedge, " said Mr.
What to read after Coniston — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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