:50:00
She was defenceless, you picked up
this oar and crashed it on her head!
:50:09
You pushed that poor girl into
the lake. You watched her drown.
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- Isn't that the truth?
- No.
:50:24
That's all, your honour.
:50:37
By the premature adoption
of an extreme belief and creed,
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it is well to understand this in
looking to the duties of adult life,
:50:45
in particular, the married state,
:50:48
when you will emerge into a world of
grown-up problems for the first time.
:50:54
Then he or she will view
the enthusiasms of youth...
:51:02
...problems which are the frequent
products of a sheltered immaturity.
:51:07
It is when the hastily adopted
beliefs of youth are insufficient...
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- Has the jury reached a verdict?
- We have, your honour.
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The defendant will rise.