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The greatest variety of expressions are to be seen in the audiences that come together at the law courts. There is the never-changing face of the judge, and the ever-changing face of the witness rocking from side to side in his box, and there are the black-robed barristers with small wigs and big fees, and pale law students crowding in at the doors and filling the passage-ways; and in front of the long table that is covered with papers and high hats sit those most interested in what is going on—care-worn parents and women thickly veiled.
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- London as seen by Charles Dana Gibson
by Charles Dana Gibson
Published 1897
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- Century:19th, Charles Dana Gibson, Occupations, Place:London
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