Practical Psychology
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When they reached Paris, Missouri, Gates had disappeared.
"Jester's explanation, at the preliminary hearing, was that he became homesick and sold his outfit to him that he might hasten home by rail.
"Jester was seen leaving Paris driving Gates' heavy team with his own lighter team tied behind. Later he sold the heavy horses and various other articles known to have be- longed to Gates, but which he claimed were purchased.
"It is not the purpose of the writer to decide the merits of the case, but... rather to call atten- tion to certain exceedingly interesting psycho- logical features.
"Jester was soon arrested but escaped, and was not brought to trial until 1901. Thirty years had therefore passed since the events concerning which witnesses were called upon to testify. Besides, there was a blinding snow-storm at the time when the crime was supposed to have been committed; and, of course, this would have interfered with ac- curate observation. Further, when the wit- 208 HOW TO HAVE A GOOD MEMORY nesses 'saw' the things which they related they were not aware that a crime had been committed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they reached Paris, Missouri, Gates had disappeared.
"Jester's explanation, at the preliminary hearing, was that he became homesick and sold his outfit to him that he might hasten home by rail.
"Jester was seen leaving Paris driving Gates' heavy team with his own lighter team tied behind. Later he sold the heavy horses and various other articles known to have be- longed to Gates, but which he claimed were purchased.
"It is not the purpose of the writer to decide the merits of the case, but... rather to call atten- tion to certain exceedingly interesting psycho- logical features.
"Jester was soon arrested but escaped, and was not brought to trial until 1901. Thirty years had therefore passed since the events concerning which witnesses were called upon to testify. Besides, there was a blinding snow-storm at the time when the crime was supposed to have been committed; and, of course, this would have interfered with ac- curate observation. Further, when the wit- 208 HOW TO HAVE A GOOD MEMORY nesses 'saw' the things which they related they were not aware that a crime had been committed.
What to read after Practical Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Lincoln Benedict to read onlineMoreLess
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