The Chief Justice a Novel
The Chief Justice a Novel
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The Supreme Court had had the papers connected with the trial brought under its notice ; beyond the an- nouncement of this self-evident fact, not a line had come from Vienna. This silence was certainly no good sign, but it did not necessarily follow that it was a bad one. To be sure the lawyer examining the case, unless, from the first, he attributed no importance whatever to Berger's statements, should have demanded more de- tailed information from the Court at Bolosch, and all the more becaus...e Baron Dernegg's dissentient vote was recorded in the papers. Still, perhaps this silence was simply to be explained by the fact that he had not had an opportunity of going into the case.
142 THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
Berger held fast to this consoling explanation, or at least pretended to do so, when the subject came up in conversation, which was seldom enough ; he did not like to begin it, and Sendlingen equally avoided it. It almost seemed to Berger as if his unhappy friend welcomed the delay in the decision, as if he gladly dragged on in a torture of uncertainty from day to day anything so as not to look the dread horror in the face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Supreme Court had had the papers connected with the trial brought under its notice ; beyond the an- nouncement of this self-evident fact, not a line had come from Vienna. This silence was certainly no good sign, but it did not necessarily follow that it was a bad one. To be sure the lawyer examining the case, unless, from the first, he attributed no importance whatever to Berger's statements, should have demanded more de- tailed information from the Court at Bolosch, and all the more becaus...e Baron Dernegg's dissentient vote was recorded in the papers. Still, perhaps this silence was simply to be explained by the fact that he had not had an opportunity of going into the case.
142 THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
Berger held fast to this consoling explanation, or at least pretended to do so, when the subject came up in conversation, which was seldom enough ; he did not like to begin it, and Sendlingen equally avoided it. It almost seemed to Berger as if his unhappy friend welcomed the delay in the decision, as if he gladly dragged on in a torture of uncertainty from day to day anything so as not to look the dread horror in the face.
What to read after The Chief Justice a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Emil Franzos to read onlineMoreLess
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