Humoresque - A Laugh on Life with a Tear Behind It by Fannie Hurst
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"Well, it's my offense, ain't it?"
"Address the court properly. Are you intoxicated or only slightly dizzy?" "He lied about Cora Kinealy. He lied--that little skunk lied." "Didn't you ask him to go there with you?" "Sure; but he's no amachure." "Are you?" "What?" "An amateur?" "No, this Jane ain't." "Will you go quietly into the next room with the matron and tell her all about it? The court does not want to have to deal too harshly with a girl like you. Do you want to engage counsel and have your case go over? If there is a chance, I don't want to have to send a girl like you away." "Aw, you--you're a poodle and a great Dane!" "Ten days," said the judge, rather wearily. The bridge officer took up the next slip from the pile of them, his |
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