Sarah Althea Sharon, Plaintiff, Vs. William Sharon, Defendant. Argument of W. H. L. Barnes for the Defendant
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Neilson used it for the purpose of his appeal to the public, as a " Dear Wife " letter. Why is it not offered in evidence ? Is it because it has been subjected to some of Miss Hill's pro- cesses, and upon review by the board of examiners has been pronounced unfit for exhibition ? Of cour.se, Mr. Neilson's statement that the letter contained in his explicit statement published in the E.caviiner of the seventeenth of September, 1883, was composed by him, or to use his own language, that it " cont...ained the .statement of two or three letters," mu.st be considered wliolly apociTphal. It shows, upon its face, tiiat it was a copy and nobody — ^vvhen I say nobody, I mean the wliole world and Neilson to hoot — would ever pretend to compose a copy of a letter I That there was such a letter, Mr. Sharon swears. That it has been so tampered with as to make it un- safe to ])roduce it, must, I think, be equally manifest. If the plaintiff did not receive the letter in which Mr. Sharon says he enclosed her five hundred dollars on the twenty -fifth day of January, then, if your Honor pleaise, he never wrote her a line during that absence, though he sent her five hundred dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neilson used it for the purpose of his appeal to the public, as a " Dear Wife " letter. Why is it not offered in evidence ? Is it because it has been subjected to some of Miss Hill's pro- cesses, and upon review by the board of examiners has been pronounced unfit for exhibition ? Of cour.se, Mr. Neilson's statement that the letter contained in his explicit statement published in the E.caviiner of the seventeenth of September, 1883, was composed by him, or to use his own language, that it " cont...ained the .statement of two or three letters," mu.st be considered wliolly apociTphal. It shows, upon its face, tiiat it was a copy and nobody — ^vvhen I say nobody, I mean the wliole world and Neilson to hoot — would ever pretend to compose a copy of a letter I That there was such a letter, Mr. Sharon swears. That it has been so tampered with as to make it un- safe to ])roduce it, must, I think, be equally manifest. If the plaintiff did not receive the letter in which Mr. Sharon says he enclosed her five hundred dollars on the twenty -fifth day of January, then, if your Honor pleaise, he never wrote her a line during that absence, though he sent her five hundred dollars.
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