From Wealth to Poverty
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MR. BROWN'S OPINION OF THE TRIAL AND THE PRESIDING MAGISTRATES.
"I told you it would be a farce, did I not? How could it beotherwise, when a man like Hubbard was the presiding magistrate?His sympathies were entirely with those who had violated the law;and though he made an effort to conceal his bias, the attempt wasa failure. " "I agree with you, Mr. Gurney; the whole thing, to me, seemed likea put-up job, and the bench were like children in the hands ofthat crafty lawyer. I never witnessed a g...reater exhibition ofimbecility than was manifested by both Hubbard and Broban. Theyappear to have studied law to about the same extent that Sealy hasthe Bible, and you have an idea of about how much that is. " "Yes, Mr. Brown, I have an idea! And I also have an idea there wasan understanding between Murdon and Sealy. The fact is, the benchconsisted of two old geese and a fox. Two of them were lukewarmsupporters, who would 'damn it with faint praise;' and the thirdwas a rabid opponent, and he was the only one who was qualified, either by native or acquired ability, for the position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MR. BROWN'S OPINION OF THE TRIAL AND THE PRESIDING MAGISTRATES.
"I told you it would be a farce, did I not? How could it beotherwise, when a man like Hubbard was the presiding magistrate?His sympathies were entirely with those who had violated the law;and though he made an effort to conceal his bias, the attempt wasa failure. " "I agree with you, Mr. Gurney; the whole thing, to me, seemed likea put-up job, and the bench were like children in the hands ofthat crafty lawyer. I never witnessed a g...reater exhibition ofimbecility than was manifested by both Hubbard and Broban. Theyappear to have studied law to about the same extent that Sealy hasthe Bible, and you have an idea of about how much that is. " "Yes, Mr. Brown, I have an idea! And I also have an idea there wasan understanding between Murdon and Sealy. The fact is, the benchconsisted of two old geese and a fox. Two of them were lukewarmsupporters, who would 'damn it with faint praise;' and the thirdwas a rabid opponent, and he was the only one who was qualified, either by native or acquired ability, for the position.
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