Evelyn Van Courtland
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Owing to his poverty, he could tender his attorney only gratitude and a promise to repay him at any time he might be called upon, by any means in his power short of killing another man. . Well, l^an CourtlanD* 163 you know lawyers never cancel a debt even of gratitude until it is paid. "Some time after, it so happened that this same lawyer had a doubtful case on trial and, to make the result still more dubious, one of his witnesses failed to appear. At that time, when the jury was incomplete, t...hey drew the talesman from among the spectators who happened to be in the court room. The lawyer was desperate. To try the case without his witness meant certain defeat; yet the case must be tried. He thought of the blacksmith. That debt of gratitude had not been canceled. 'Sit in the front row, ' he said to the smithy, 'I will arrange to have you drawn on the jury, and remember this whatever way the other eleven vote, you vote against them and stick to it. ' "The trial proceeded. The jury retired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Owing to his poverty, he could tender his attorney only gratitude and a promise to repay him at any time he might be called upon, by any means in his power short of killing another man. . Well, l^an CourtlanD* 163 you know lawyers never cancel a debt even of gratitude until it is paid. "Some time after, it so happened that this same lawyer had a doubtful case on trial and, to make the result still more dubious, one of his witnesses failed to appear. At that time, when the jury was incomplete, t...hey drew the talesman from among the spectators who happened to be in the court room. The lawyer was desperate. To try the case without his witness meant certain defeat; yet the case must be tried. He thought of the blacksmith. That debt of gratitude had not been canceled. 'Sit in the front row, ' he said to the smithy, 'I will arrange to have you drawn on the jury, and remember this whatever way the other eleven vote, you vote against them and stick to it. ' "The trial proceeded. The jury retired.
What to read after Evelyn Van Courtland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry Carson to read onlineMoreLess
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