Roughing It, Part 4.
Roughing It, Part 4.
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] When the General sat down, he did it with the conviction that if therewas anything in good strong testimony, a great speech and believing andadmiring countenances all around, Mr. Morgan's case was killed. Ex-Governor Roop leant his head upon his hand for some minutes, thinking, and the still audience waited for his decision. Then he got up and stooderect, with bended head, and thought again. Then he walked the floorwith long, deliberate strides, his chin in his hand, and still theaudience wai...ted. At last he returned to his throne, seated himself, andbegan impressively: "Gentlemen, I feel the great responsibility that rests upon me this day. This is no ordinary case. On the contrary it is plain that it is themost solemn and awful that ever man was called upon to decide. Gentlemen, I have listened attentively to the evidence, and haveperceived that the weight of it, the overwhelming weight of it, is infavor of the plaintiff Hyde. I have listened also to the remarks ofcounsel, with high interest--and especially will I commend the masterlyand irrefutable logic of the distinguished gentleman who represents theplaintiff.
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] When the General sat down, he did it with the conviction that if therewas anything in good strong testimony, a great speech and believing andadmiring countenances all around, Mr. Morgan's case was killed. Ex-Governor Roop leant his head upon his hand for some minutes, thinking, and the still audience waited for his decision. Then he got up and stooderect, with bended head, and thought again. Then he walked the floorwith long, deliberate strides, his chin in his hand, and still theaudience wai...ted. At last he returned to his throne, seated himself, andbegan impressively: "Gentlemen, I feel the great responsibility that rests upon me this day. This is no ordinary case. On the contrary it is plain that it is themost solemn and awful that ever man was called upon to decide. Gentlemen, I have listened attentively to the evidence, and haveperceived that the weight of it, the overwhelming weight of it, is infavor of the plaintiff Hyde. I have listened also to the remarks ofcounsel, with high interest--and especially will I commend the masterlyand irrefutable logic of the distinguished gentleman who represents theplaintiff.
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