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Then, when this was going on, you
would, I suppose, attend as you did attend. Then the cause would seem to be going
on. Everything was managed by me in the former pleading so that among all the
charges there was not one in which any one of you desired an uninterrupted statement
of the case. I deny that anything was said by the witnesses which was either obscure
to any one of you, or which required the eloquence of any orator to set it off.
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