Once Upon a Time
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Heassured his honor that he must have more time to prepare his case. Itwas one of immense importance. The name of a most respectable businesshouse was involved, and a sum of no less than nine hundred dollars. Ninehundred dollars! The contrast struck Mr. Thorndike's sense of humor fullin the centre. Unknowingly, he laughed, and found himself as conspicuousas though he had appeared suddenly in his night-clothes. The tipstaffsbeat upon the rail, the lawyer he had interrupted uttered an indignantex...clamation, Andrews came hurriedly toward him, and the young judgeslowly turned his head.
"Those persons, " he said, "who cannot respect the dignity of this courtwill leave it. " As he spoke, with his eyes fixed on those of Mr. Thorndike, the latter saw that the young judge had suddenly recognizedhim. But the fact of his identity did not cause the frown to relax orthe rebuke to halt unuttered. In even, icy tones the judge continued:"And it is well they should remember that the law is no respecter ofpersons and that the dignity of this court will be enforced, no matterwho the offender may happen to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heassured his honor that he must have more time to prepare his case. Itwas one of immense importance. The name of a most respectable businesshouse was involved, and a sum of no less than nine hundred dollars. Ninehundred dollars! The contrast struck Mr. Thorndike's sense of humor fullin the centre. Unknowingly, he laughed, and found himself as conspicuousas though he had appeared suddenly in his night-clothes. The tipstaffsbeat upon the rail, the lawyer he had interrupted uttered an indignantex...clamation, Andrews came hurriedly toward him, and the young judgeslowly turned his head.
"Those persons, " he said, "who cannot respect the dignity of this courtwill leave it. " As he spoke, with his eyes fixed on those of Mr. Thorndike, the latter saw that the young judge had suddenly recognizedhim. But the fact of his identity did not cause the frown to relax orthe rebuke to halt unuttered. In even, icy tones the judge continued:"And it is well they should remember that the law is no respecter ofpersons and that the dignity of this court will be enforced, no matterwho the offender may happen to be.
What to read after Once Upon a Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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