Virginia Appeals: Decisions of the Supreme Court of Appeals of ..., volume 25
Virginia Appeals: Decisions of the Supreme Court of Appeals of ..., volume 25
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That "a good while after that," he, Coleman, heard the accused "talking between the stable and the house." That he, Cole- man, was then standing in his kitchen door and saw the accused and two other persons, whom he did not know, standing with their backs to him, Coleman. That he, Cole- man, recognized the accused by his voice. That the ac- cused said : "Somebody is dead." That he, Coleman, said : "What do you say, George; who is that dead?" That the accused said "nothing" and the three walked ...away. The statement of Coleman, as given on the trial of the accused, thereupon continued as follows: "Q. When was the next time you saw (the accused) ?
"A. The next time I saw George he came up to the kitchen door. After he said that, he came up to the kitchen door, and I was standing there, and I went and looked. At the kitchen door I stopped and I said : 'George,' and he looked at me. I said 'George, who is that you say is dead up the road?'" (Italics supplied.) "He didn't say nothing. I said: 'George, who is that dead up the road?'" (Italics supplied.) "I said: 'George, what did you wear my shoes for?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That "a good while after that," he, Coleman, heard the accused "talking between the stable and the house." That he, Cole- man, was then standing in his kitchen door and saw the accused and two other persons, whom he did not know, standing with their backs to him, Coleman. That he, Cole- man, recognized the accused by his voice. That the ac- cused said : "Somebody is dead." That he, Coleman, said : "What do you say, George; who is that dead?" That the accused said "nothing" and the three walked ...away. The statement of Coleman, as given on the trial of the accused, thereupon continued as follows: "Q. When was the next time you saw (the accused) ?
"A. The next time I saw George he came up to the kitchen door. After he said that, he came up to the kitchen door, and I was standing there, and I went and looked. At the kitchen door I stopped and I said : 'George,' and he looked at me. I said 'George, who is that you say is dead up the road?'" (Italics supplied.) "He didn't say nothing. I said: 'George, who is that dead up the road?'" (Italics supplied.) "I said: 'George, what did you wear my shoes for?
What to read after Virginia Appeals: Decisions of the Supreme Court of Appeals of ..., volume 25?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia. Supreme Court of Appeals, William Wallace Scott, Maury Baldwin Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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