Olden Times in Colorado
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The latter had a distinctly bad personal record, familiar to Major Ward, and upon this occasion the latter plead with me to permit him to pay his respects to the libeler. "Let me write 'two sticks' about him, " pleaded the Major, "and I'll wager he'll never again mention you or your paper. " I yielded, more as a concession to the man who had been so loyal to me than through desire for reprisal, and [151] the result was the most illuminating exposure of a wicked pretender I ever remember to have... seen in print. One of the Major's mildest expletives, that I now recall, held up the offending Colonel as a "thief by instinct and a blackmailer by profession. " The article was actionable in every line and para- graph, but Bartow knew the laws of Colorado permitted the truth of publication to be set up in justification, and he had no disposition to have his bankrupt reputation aired in a court of justice. Major Ward's conjecture proved correct. Bartow never again referred to the Chronicle or its proprietor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter had a distinctly bad personal record, familiar to Major Ward, and upon this occasion the latter plead with me to permit him to pay his respects to the libeler. "Let me write 'two sticks' about him, " pleaded the Major, "and I'll wager he'll never again mention you or your paper. " I yielded, more as a concession to the man who had been so loyal to me than through desire for reprisal, and [151] the result was the most illuminating exposure of a wicked pretender I ever remember to have... seen in print. One of the Major's mildest expletives, that I now recall, held up the offending Colonel as a "thief by instinct and a blackmailer by profession. " The article was actionable in every line and para- graph, but Bartow knew the laws of Colorado permitted the truth of publication to be set up in justification, and he had no disposition to have his bankrupt reputation aired in a court of justice. Major Ward's conjecture proved correct. Bartow never again referred to the Chronicle or its proprietor.
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