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"--_Life_.
When General Beck was a young lawyer a man was arraigned for murderand had no counsel.
"Mr. Beck, " said the presiding judge, "take the prisoner into thatroom at the rear of the court, hear his story, and give him the bestadvice you can. " Accordingly Beck disappeared with the prisoner, and in half an hour'stime returned into court--alone.
"Where is the prisoner?" asked the judge.
"Well, " replied Beck, slowly, "I heard his story, and then I gave himthe best advice I could. I said: '...Prisoner, if I were you I'd get outof that window and make tracks. ' He slid down the water-pipe, and thelast I saw of him he was getting over a stone wall half a mile away. " "Smith certainly is a foxy fellow. He's drawn up his will in such away that the lawyers can't get more out of it than his own heirs. " "How's that?" "Why, he left half his fortune to one of the best lawyers in thecountry, provided he saw to it that the other half went to Smith'schildren intact. " "I couldn't serve as a juror, judge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"--_Life_.
When General Beck was a young lawyer a man was arraigned for murderand had no counsel.
"Mr. Beck, " said the presiding judge, "take the prisoner into thatroom at the rear of the court, hear his story, and give him the bestadvice you can. " Accordingly Beck disappeared with the prisoner, and in half an hour'stime returned into court--alone.
"Where is the prisoner?" asked the judge.
"Well, " replied Beck, slowly, "I heard his story, and then I gave himthe best advice I could. I said: '...Prisoner, if I were you I'd get outof that window and make tracks. ' He slid down the water-pipe, and thelast I saw of him he was getting over a stone wall half a mile away. " "Smith certainly is a foxy fellow. He's drawn up his will in such away that the lawyers can't get more out of it than his own heirs. " "How's that?" "Why, he left half his fortune to one of the best lawyers in thecountry, provided he saw to it that the other half went to Smith'schildren intact. " "I couldn't serve as a juror, judge.
What to read after More Toasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mosher Marion Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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