The Case of Jennie Brice
The Case of Jennie Brice
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Well, he might have. He never said. " "Now then, this towel, Mrs. Pitman. Did not the prisoner, on thefollowing day, tell you that he had cut his wrist in freeing the boat, and ask you for some court-plaster?" "He did not, " I said firmly.
"You have not seen a scar on his wrist?" "No. " I glanced at Mr. Ladley: he was smiling, as if amused. It mademe angry. "And what's more, " I flashed, "if he has a cut on his wrist, he put it there himself, to account for the towel. " I was sorry the next mom...ent that I had said it, but it was too late. The counsel for the defense moved to exclude the answer and I receiveda caution that I deserved. Then: "You saw Mr. Ladley when he brought your boat back?" "Yes. " "What time was that?" "A quarter after four Monday morning. " "Did he come in quietly, like a man trying to avoid attention?" "Not particularly. It would have been of no use. The dog was barking. " "What did he say?" "That he had been out for medicine. That his wife was sick. " "Do you know a pharmacist named Alexander--Jonathan Alexander?" "There is such a one, but I don't know him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, he might have. He never said. " "Now then, this towel, Mrs. Pitman. Did not the prisoner, on thefollowing day, tell you that he had cut his wrist in freeing the boat, and ask you for some court-plaster?" "He did not, " I said firmly.
"You have not seen a scar on his wrist?" "No. " I glanced at Mr. Ladley: he was smiling, as if amused. It mademe angry. "And what's more, " I flashed, "if he has a cut on his wrist, he put it there himself, to account for the towel. " I was sorry the next mom...ent that I had said it, but it was too late. The counsel for the defense moved to exclude the answer and I receiveda caution that I deserved. Then: "You saw Mr. Ladley when he brought your boat back?" "Yes. " "What time was that?" "A quarter after four Monday morning. " "Did he come in quietly, like a man trying to avoid attention?" "Not particularly. It would have been of no use. The dog was barking. " "What did he say?" "That he had been out for medicine. That his wife was sick. " "Do you know a pharmacist named Alexander--Jonathan Alexander?" "There is such a one, but I don't know him.
What to read after The Case of Jennie Brice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rinehart Mary Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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