The Famous Brown Vs. Brown Separate Maintenace Case
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A. You say this family was one of your best customers ?
Who are others ?
Wit. Oh, the {jicwie several well-knoivnfatnilies in the lo- cality^).
Judge. That is sufficient. You need not question her further along that line.
D. A. Is it not a fact that the plaintiff bought her food where she could be trusted for it because the defendant gave her no ready cash ?
D. C. I certainly object to that question, Your Honor, be- cause the witness has not testified that she knew how much money the defendant ...gave the plaintiff.
Judge. Well, legally, I suppose your objection is all right, and I suppose I shall have to sustain you in it ; but I do wish you wouldn't always object when something interesting is going to be told.
D. A. Well, whether or no you can state of your own knowledge Wit. {interrupting). Wait a minute. I am stuck on that
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. You say this family was one of your best customers ?
Who are others ?
Wit. Oh, the {jicwie several well-knoivnfatnilies in the lo- cality^).
Judge. That is sufficient. You need not question her further along that line.
D. A. Is it not a fact that the plaintiff bought her food where she could be trusted for it because the defendant gave her no ready cash ?
D. C. I certainly object to that question, Your Honor, be- cause the witness has not testified that she knew how much money the defendant ...gave the plaintiff.
Judge. Well, legally, I suppose your objection is all right, and I suppose I shall have to sustain you in it ; but I do wish you wouldn't always object when something interesting is going to be told.
D. A. Well, whether or no you can state of your own knowledge Wit. {interrupting). Wait a minute. I am stuck on that
What to read after The Famous Brown Vs. Brown Separate Maintenace Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridgham, Lilian C. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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