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Excerpt from In the Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the Ninth Circuit and District of California: William Sharon, Complainant, Vs. Sarah Althea Hill, Respondent; Oral Argument for Complainant
The con?ict between the parties is direct and unequivocal. Their respective stories must be judged by the fairness and candor, or want of fairness and candor, with which they are told, together with the facts and circumstances surrounding the parties. Mr. Sharon's story is a simple denial; Miss Hill's story is interwoven with a series of facts and circumstances by which it must be interpreted. I ask the Court to read her testimony, and by it judge her character and the value of her evidence. From time to time, in the course of my argument, I shall call attention to her strange and unnatural testimony and the numerous instances in which she is contradicted by credible witnesses and by indisputable facts. I Shall also Show that no witness, except Miss Hill, contradicts Mr. Sharon, and that all the circumstances corroborate his statements.
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