The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him by Paul Leicester Ford
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"I've just left your office, finding it closed."
"Come in," said Peter. The lawyer glanced around the plain room, and a quiet look of satisfaction came over his face. The two sat down. "About those cases, Mr. Stirling?" "Well?" "For reasons you can easily understand, we don't wish them to come to trial." "Well?" "And we take it for granted that your clients will be quite willing to settle them." "We will talk about that, after the criminal trial is over" "Why not now?" "Because we hope to make Coldman speak the truth in the trial, and thus be able to reach Bohlmann." "You're wasting your time." "Not if there's the smallest chance of sending the brewer to prison." |
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