One Night On Picket
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Denson, while District Attorney, said there was only one thing "the matter with Hannah;" and he proved it too, to a moral certainty, to my satisfaction and to the conviction of a jury.
I was, at the time referred to, on a visit to Birmingham and the U. S. Court was in session. I had never been in a U. S.
Court, never had seen Colonel Denson, a District attorney, a Federal judge, nor a moonshiner, and through curiosity I dropped into the court to see if they were conducting their investigatio...ns on scientific principles. A little in the rear, though close enough to see and hear well, I seated myself by a gentleman of rustic air, dressed in gray homespun jeans clothes, shoes worn and unpolished, hair stranger to both comb and brush, toying a hat, judging from its dilapidated and antiquated appearance must have been built in colonial days. This man I afterwards found to be a typical moonshine mountaineer wildcatter.
Just as I took my seat. Colonel Denson called a case, "Government vs. Hannah." The evidence of all the witnesses with no conflict was this: Persons in search of boisterous, animating and exhilarating juice would go to Hannah and ask where it could be found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H.
Denson, while District Attorney, said there was only one thing "the matter with Hannah;" and he proved it too, to a moral certainty, to my satisfaction and to the conviction of a jury.
I was, at the time referred to, on a visit to Birmingham and the U. S. Court was in session. I had never been in a U. S.
Court, never had seen Colonel Denson, a District attorney, a Federal judge, nor a moonshiner, and through curiosity I dropped into the court to see if they were conducting their investigatio...ns on scientific principles. A little in the rear, though close enough to see and hear well, I seated myself by a gentleman of rustic air, dressed in gray homespun jeans clothes, shoes worn and unpolished, hair stranger to both comb and brush, toying a hat, judging from its dilapidated and antiquated appearance must have been built in colonial days. This man I afterwards found to be a typical moonshine mountaineer wildcatter.
Just as I took my seat. Colonel Denson called a case, "Government vs. Hannah." The evidence of all the witnesses with no conflict was this: Persons in search of boisterous, animating and exhilarating juice would go to Hannah and ask where it could be found.
What to read after One Night On Picket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prude, Alfred Marion, 1845- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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