The Hindered Hand
The Hindered Hand
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The wonder was as to why nothing about the childhad been mentioned before. Mr. Volrees sat in his chair, his eyes fixedon the boy.
The lawyer at length resumed the examination of Mr. Volrees, but thelatter made a sorry witness. It was evident that the coming in of thischild had thoroughly upset him in some way. He was mystified, and hismind, grappling with the problem of his likeness sitting there beforehim, could not address itself to the functions of a witness in the caseat issue. He was fina...lly excused from the witness chair.
The other witnesses, who, out of sympathy for H. G. Volrees had come toidentify Eunice as his bride, seeing his collapse, did not feel inclinedto take the prosecution of the case upon themselves and their testimonydid not have the positiveness necessary to carry conviction. It was veryevident that the state had not made out a case and an acquittal seemedassured.
The Negro porter was in the court room eagerly watching the progress ofthe trial, knowing that the obtaining of his reward hinged upon theoutcome of the case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wonder was as to why nothing about the childhad been mentioned before. Mr. Volrees sat in his chair, his eyes fixedon the boy.
The lawyer at length resumed the examination of Mr. Volrees, but thelatter made a sorry witness. It was evident that the coming in of thischild had thoroughly upset him in some way. He was mystified, and hismind, grappling with the problem of his likeness sitting there beforehim, could not address itself to the functions of a witness in the caseat issue. He was fina...lly excused from the witness chair.
The other witnesses, who, out of sympathy for H. G. Volrees had come toidentify Eunice as his bride, seeing his collapse, did not feel inclinedto take the prosecution of the case upon themselves and their testimonydid not have the positiveness necessary to carry conviction. It was veryevident that the state had not made out a case and an acquittal seemedassured.
The Negro porter was in the court room eagerly watching the progress ofthe trial, knowing that the obtaining of his reward hinged upon theoutcome of the case.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griggs Sutton Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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