Mr Carteret
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Reed vs. Hawkins, the case in question, was a liti- gation of small financial importance, about which the senior Cutting had formed a novel and ingenious theory of defense. Instead of turning it over to the younger men, he kept it as a legal recreation. But he never got to it. It was his Carcassonne.
The day of trial would come, and he would smile blandly, and remark: "True! That has slipped my mind completely. Bruce, kindly send over to Hemin- way and ask him to put it over the term. I want to... try that case myself. A very interesting point of law, Bruce, very interesting. " The last time this had happened, the great Mr. Heminway observed that professional etiquette had been overtaxed, and that the Reed case must go on. People who knew Mr. Heminway did not waste their breath urging him to change his mind.
Messrs. Bruce and Smith considered the situation for a time in silence.
"Well, " said Smith, at last, "it's bad for the firm to let a judgment be taken against us by default, but I don't see anything else to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reed vs. Hawkins, the case in question, was a liti- gation of small financial importance, about which the senior Cutting had formed a novel and ingenious theory of defense. Instead of turning it over to the younger men, he kept it as a legal recreation. But he never got to it. It was his Carcassonne.
The day of trial would come, and he would smile blandly, and remark: "True! That has slipped my mind completely. Bruce, kindly send over to Hemin- way and ask him to put it over the term. I want to... try that case myself. A very interesting point of law, Bruce, very interesting. " The last time this had happened, the great Mr. Heminway observed that professional etiquette had been overtaxed, and that the Reed case must go on. People who knew Mr. Heminway did not waste their breath urging him to change his mind.
Messrs. Bruce and Smith considered the situation for a time in silence.
"Well, " said Smith, at last, "it's bad for the firm to let a judgment be taken against us by default, but I don't see anything else to do.
What to read after Mr Carteret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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