Some Rhymes of Ironquill
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143 IN THE SUPREME COURT, STATE OF KANSAS.
GEORGE LEWIS, Appellant, vs. STATE OF KANSAS, Appellee.
Appeal from Atchison County.
SYLLABUS.
Law paw ; guilt wilt. When upon thy frame the law- places its majestic paw though in innocence or guilt- thou art then required to wilt.
STATEMENT OF CASE BY REPORTER.
This defendant, while at large, Was arrested on a charge Of burglarious intent, And direct to jail he went. But he somehow felt misused, And through prison walls he oozed, And in some unheard-o...f shape He effected his escape.
144 RHYMES OF I RON QUILL.
Mark you now ! again the law On defendant placed its paw, Like a hand of iron mail, And resocked him into jail ; Which said jail, while so corralled, He by sock-age tenure held.
Then the court met, and they tried Lewis up and down each side, On the good, old-fashioned plan ; But the jury cleared the man.
Now, you think that this strange case Ends at just about this place. Nay, not so. Again the law On defendant placed its paw This time takes him round the cape For effecting an escape; He, unable to give bail, Goes reluctantly to jail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
143 IN THE SUPREME COURT, STATE OF KANSAS.
GEORGE LEWIS, Appellant, vs. STATE OF KANSAS, Appellee.
Appeal from Atchison County.
SYLLABUS.
Law paw ; guilt wilt. When upon thy frame the law- places its majestic paw though in innocence or guilt- thou art then required to wilt.
STATEMENT OF CASE BY REPORTER.
This defendant, while at large, Was arrested on a charge Of burglarious intent, And direct to jail he went. But he somehow felt misused, And through prison walls he oozed, And in some unheard-o...f shape He effected his escape.
144 RHYMES OF I RON QUILL.
Mark you now ! again the law On defendant placed its paw, Like a hand of iron mail, And resocked him into jail ; Which said jail, while so corralled, He by sock-age tenure held.
Then the court met, and they tried Lewis up and down each side, On the good, old-fashioned plan ; But the jury cleared the man.
Now, you think that this strange case Ends at just about this place. Nay, not so. Again the law On defendant placed its paw This time takes him round the cape For effecting an escape; He, unable to give bail, Goes reluctantly to jail.
What to read after Some Rhymes of Ironquill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Fitch Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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