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The judge sat up and glanced at the jury-box, and when the foreman proceeded to state that "We find no sufficient reason for presuhaly Evidently that was his opinion, too, as he was careful to explain when he conveyed to Mr Lorarant the perreat relief to haood manners, since he could not suppress a smile of triumph, rose hastily and stumped out of the Court, so that the discohter and I followed, and as we left the Court she remarked, with a smile: "So our pauperism is not, after all, made absolute There is still a chance for us in the Chapter of Accidents--and perhaps even for poor old Uncle John"