The Old Bar
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Hayes rea.sserted his personal loyalty to the Judge, emphasizing it by saying: "For you [ can jump up higher, dive down deeper and come up dryer than any other man. You are my gallant Harry," and, suiting the action to the words, Hayes slapped the Judge on the back. The delegation was now bowed out. They who knew the dignified character of Judge Chapman, will realize the ridiculousness of this per- formance without drawing on the imagination. In the evening of his days, Judge Chapman indulged i...n lit- erature and became the author of some very readable volumes.
A BARRISTER'S TRAGIC DEATH.
Among the young attorneys of this period was Joseph Hough, admitted 1822, who met a sad and violent death while hunting on the mountains near Mauch Chunk, December 9, 1826. In company with some friends he was in pursuit of deer, and while the dogs were after one, another bounded up LIBRfiRY OF CONGRESS 014 209 825 8 near him, nt which hi' cried
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hayes rea.sserted his personal loyalty to the Judge, emphasizing it by saying: "For you [ can jump up higher, dive down deeper and come up dryer than any other man. You are my gallant Harry," and, suiting the action to the words, Hayes slapped the Judge on the back. The delegation was now bowed out. They who knew the dignified character of Judge Chapman, will realize the ridiculousness of this per- formance without drawing on the imagination. In the evening of his days, Judge Chapman indulged i...n lit- erature and became the author of some very readable volumes.
A BARRISTER'S TRAGIC DEATH.
Among the young attorneys of this period was Joseph Hough, admitted 1822, who met a sad and violent death while hunting on the mountains near Mauch Chunk, December 9, 1826. In company with some friends he was in pursuit of deer, and while the dogs were after one, another bounded up LIBRfiRY OF CONGRESS 014 209 825 8 near him, nt which hi' cried
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