Our Mutual Friend 1
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I have made up my mind. Take me any wheres." " All this is nothing," said Lightwood.
" Nothing ?" repeated Riderhood, indignantly and amazedly.
" Merely nothing. It goes to no more than that you suspect this man of the crime. You may do so with some reason, or you may do so with no reason, but he can not be convicted on your suspicion." " Havn't I said — I appeal to the T'other Governor as my witness — havn't I said from the first minute that I 228 OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
opened my mouth in this her...e world- without-end-everlasting chair" (he evidently used that form of words as next in force to an affidavit), " that I was willing to swear that he done it ? Haven't I said, Take me and get me sworn to it ? Don't I say so now ? You won't deny it, Law yer Lightwood ?" " Surely not ; but you only offer to swear to your sus- picion, and I tell you it is not enough to swear to your suspicion." " Not enough, ain't it, Lawyer Lightwood V he cau- tiously demanded.
" Positively not." " And did I say it was enough ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have made up my mind. Take me any wheres." " All this is nothing," said Lightwood.
" Nothing ?" repeated Riderhood, indignantly and amazedly.
" Merely nothing. It goes to no more than that you suspect this man of the crime. You may do so with some reason, or you may do so with no reason, but he can not be convicted on your suspicion." " Havn't I said — I appeal to the T'other Governor as my witness — havn't I said from the first minute that I 228 OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
opened my mouth in this her...e world- without-end-everlasting chair" (he evidently used that form of words as next in force to an affidavit), " that I was willing to swear that he done it ? Haven't I said, Take me and get me sworn to it ? Don't I say so now ? You won't deny it, Law yer Lightwood ?" " Surely not ; but you only offer to swear to your sus- picion, and I tell you it is not enough to swear to your suspicion." " Not enough, ain't it, Lawyer Lightwood V he cau- tiously demanded.
" Positively not." " And did I say it was enough ?
What to read after Our Mutual Friend 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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