Manslaughter
Manslaughter
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As he reviewed the facts he contrived to present a picture of Lydia's youthfulness, her motherlessness, of Thome's earljj Digiti zed by G00gk 182 MANSLAUGHTER beginnings as a workingman, of his death leaving Lydia an orphan. He made her beauty and wealth seem a disadvantage — a terrible temptation to an am- bitious young prosecutor with an eye to newspaper headlines. He made it appear as if juries always convicted young ladies of social position, but that this particular jury by a triumph of fa...ir-mindedness ;were going to be able to overcome this prejudice. One Juror who had wept over Alma Wooley now shed an impartial tear for Lydia.
"Gentlemen of the jury," Wiley ended, "I ask you to consider this case on the facts and the facts alone — not to be led away by the emotional appeals of an ambitious and learned young prosecutor who has the ruthlessness that so often goes with young ambition ; not to convict an innocent girl whose only crime seems to be that she is the custodian of wealth that her father, an American workingman, won from the conr ditions of American industry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he reviewed the facts he contrived to present a picture of Lydia's youthfulness, her motherlessness, of Thome's earljj Digiti zed by G00gk 182 MANSLAUGHTER beginnings as a workingman, of his death leaving Lydia an orphan. He made her beauty and wealth seem a disadvantage — a terrible temptation to an am- bitious young prosecutor with an eye to newspaper headlines. He made it appear as if juries always convicted young ladies of social position, but that this particular jury by a triumph of fa...ir-mindedness ;were going to be able to overcome this prejudice. One Juror who had wept over Alma Wooley now shed an impartial tear for Lydia.
"Gentlemen of the jury," Wiley ended, "I ask you to consider this case on the facts and the facts alone — not to be led away by the emotional appeals of an ambitious and learned young prosecutor who has the ruthlessness that so often goes with young ambition ; not to convict an innocent girl whose only crime seems to be that she is the custodian of wealth that her father, an American workingman, won from the conr ditions of American industry.
What to read after Manslaughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodd, Mead & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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