The Magnificent Montez
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The answer was thatthey belonged to M. De Cassignac, who, for his part, declared that, until the actual day of the meeting, they had been in the custody ofthe gunsmith from whom he had bought them. The gunsmith, however, M. Devismes, said that this was not the case; and another witnessdeclared that he had seen de Beauvallon having a little surreptitiouspractice with them in the garden.
The next thing that happened was that, before the magisterial enquirywas finished, de Beauvallon and d'Ecquevi...llez made a hurried departurefrom Paris. During their absence, it was decided to abandon furtherproceedings for want of evidence. Thinking himself safe, de Beauvallonthen returned. But he was not safe. The Supreme Court cancelled thedecision of the inferior one, and announced that he was to stand histrial for murder.
As public feeling ran high, and it was felt that an impartial jurycould not have been secured in Paris, the trial was held at Rouen. Thedate was March 26, 1846. Attracted by the special circumstances ofthe case, the court was crowded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The answer was thatthey belonged to M. De Cassignac, who, for his part, declared that, until the actual day of the meeting, they had been in the custody ofthe gunsmith from whom he had bought them. The gunsmith, however, M. Devismes, said that this was not the case; and another witnessdeclared that he had seen de Beauvallon having a little surreptitiouspractice with them in the garden.
The next thing that happened was that, before the magisterial enquirywas finished, de Beauvallon and d'Ecquevi...llez made a hurried departurefrom Paris. During their absence, it was decided to abandon furtherproceedings for want of evidence. Thinking himself safe, de Beauvallonthen returned. But he was not safe. The Supreme Court cancelled thedecision of the inferior one, and announced that he was to stand histrial for murder.
As public feeling ran high, and it was felt that an impartial jurycould not have been secured in Paris, the trial was held at Rouen. Thedate was March 26, 1846. Attracted by the special circumstances ofthe case, the court was crowded.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyndham Horace to read onlineMoreLess
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