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Life On The Mississippi

CHAPTER 56 A Question of Law
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Well, would it be murder ?' 'No--suicide.' 'No, no.

I don't mean HIS act, I mean yours: would you be a murderer for letting him have that pistol ?' After deep thought came this answer-- 'Well, I should think I was guilty of something--maybe murder--yes, probably murder, but I don't quite know.' This made me very uncomfortable.

However, it was not a decisive verdict.
I should have to set out the real case--there seemed to be no other way.

But I would do it cautiously, and keep a watch out for suspicious effects.

I said-- 'I was supposing a case, but I am coming to the real one now.


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