The Old Court House: Reminiscences And Anecdotes of the Courts And Bar of Cincinnati
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Stalee duly ascertained the residence of the cul- prit away down on Water street, and he left the court house to pursue the even, rapid tenor of his way, away down on Water street, but on reaching Columbia street there was nothing but water, water, water — water all through and all over — all the streets had become water, and where now was Water street? But was all this show of water going to stop Stalee, with the mandate of the court in his pocket? Not a bit of it. He jumped into a stray skiff... which he found moored to the land or curb- stone on Columbia street, and unmooring it and all un- mindful of ownership of the httle craft, in the absence of oars he secured a sort of paddle, and paddled his way out into the water, down Columbia street to Western Row, down Western Row to Water, and down Water to the house of the defendant, whom he found all alone in the second story of his house, his family having long since boated it up town, and he, himself, remaining in his house to take care of it and more particularly to take care of his own person and keep it out of the clutches of the law.
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Stalee duly ascertained the residence of the cul- prit away down on Water street, and he left the court house to pursue the even, rapid tenor of his way, away down on Water street, but on reaching Columbia street there was nothing but water, water, water — water all through and all over — all the streets had become water, and where now was Water street? But was all this show of water going to stop Stalee, with the mandate of the court in his pocket? Not a bit of it. He jumped into a stray skiff... which he found moored to the land or curb- stone on Columbia street, and unmooring it and all un- mindful of ownership of the httle craft, in the absence of oars he secured a sort of paddle, and paddled his way out into the water, down Columbia street to Western Row, down Western Row to Water, and down Water to the house of the defendant, whom he found all alone in the second story of his house, his family having long since boated it up town, and he, himself, remaining in his house to take care of it and more particularly to take care of his own person and keep it out of the clutches of the law.
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