Lady Eppings Lawsuit a Satirical Comedy in Three Acts
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Oswald, ring up my solicitor.
OSWALD. No, Flora I won't.
LADY EPPING.
Don't, then. I'll do it myself. {She snatches the receiver from the telephone and calls down it as the curtain falls. '} I'm going to law ! It's Lady Epping ! What number ? Oh Holborn 12331, 2, 3.
CURTAIN THE THIED ACT SCENE. Courtroom X King's Bench Divi- sion. The courtroom is crowded when the curtain rises.
JUDGE WRAY is enthroned opposite the audience. On his right hand is the vacant witness-box. In front of him and below... him sits the ASSO- CIATE at his desk with the USHER standing near. In front of the ASSOCIATE'S desk is the SOLICITOR'S table with LADY EPPING and her solicitor, LORD EPPING, LADY LUCY LISTER, and PAUL HUGHES and his solicitor seated round it. On the right of the witness-box and facing left are the twelve jurymen in the jury-box. Facing the jury- box are the benches where the COUNSEL sit. LADY EPPING is represented by MR. CRAVEN, K. C. , and MR. HICKORY, and PAUL HUGHES by CLINTON PERRY. Be- sides all these people there are also present many barristers, solicitors' clerks, newspaper reporters and sketch artists, and general pub- lic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oswald, ring up my solicitor.
OSWALD. No, Flora I won't.
LADY EPPING.
Don't, then. I'll do it myself. {She snatches the receiver from the telephone and calls down it as the curtain falls. '} I'm going to law ! It's Lady Epping ! What number ? Oh Holborn 12331, 2, 3.
CURTAIN THE THIED ACT SCENE. Courtroom X King's Bench Divi- sion. The courtroom is crowded when the curtain rises.
JUDGE WRAY is enthroned opposite the audience. On his right hand is the vacant witness-box. In front of him and below... him sits the ASSO- CIATE at his desk with the USHER standing near. In front of the ASSOCIATE'S desk is the SOLICITOR'S table with LADY EPPING and her solicitor, LORD EPPING, LADY LUCY LISTER, and PAUL HUGHES and his solicitor seated round it. On the right of the witness-box and facing left are the twelve jurymen in the jury-box. Facing the jury- box are the benches where the COUNSEL sit. LADY EPPING is represented by MR. CRAVEN, K. C. , and MR. HICKORY, and PAUL HUGHES by CLINTON PERRY. Be- sides all these people there are also present many barristers, solicitors' clerks, newspaper reporters and sketch artists, and general pub- lic.
What to read after Lady Eppings Lawsuit a Satirical Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies, Hubert Henry, 1869-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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