Illinois Pioneer Days
Illinois Pioneer Days
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When the charges were read and he was asked to plead guilty or not guilty, he gave the following speech to the court. "If your 60 PIONEER DAYS honor please, I believe I am, but if you have ;my doubts as to the facts, just call on Bill Page. He was with me and got half the shoat, but we needed it or we would not have taken it. " After knitting his brow and scratching his head for a long time the court said, "It appears from the testimony that you, Wolf, the defendant in this suit, have violated ...the statutory law of the State and are guilty of a misdemeanor. You are fined five gallons of whis- key and the costs, the court to be paid in deer skins killed in the short blue season. " (Perhaps we should digress here long enough to explain that the deer sheds twice a year. The heavy hair of the winter is shed in the spring. It sheds again in the fall and is left with a covering of short hair that in color is between a blue and iron-gray. ) The following case does not belong under an ar- ticle of this heading, but it is worthy of note, so we here include the incident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the charges were read and he was asked to plead guilty or not guilty, he gave the following speech to the court. "If your 60 PIONEER DAYS honor please, I believe I am, but if you have ;my doubts as to the facts, just call on Bill Page. He was with me and got half the shoat, but we needed it or we would not have taken it. " After knitting his brow and scratching his head for a long time the court said, "It appears from the testimony that you, Wolf, the defendant in this suit, have violated ...the statutory law of the State and are guilty of a misdemeanor. You are fined five gallons of whis- key and the costs, the court to be paid in deer skins killed in the short blue season. " (Perhaps we should digress here long enough to explain that the deer sheds twice a year. The heavy hair of the winter is shed in the spring. It sheds again in the fall and is left with a covering of short hair that in color is between a blue and iron-gray. ) The following case does not belong under an ar- ticle of this heading, but it is worthy of note, so we here include the incident.
What to read after Illinois Pioneer Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elbert Waller to read onlineMoreLess
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