Midamerica, Volumen30Midwestern Press, Center for the Study of Midwestern Literature, Michigan State University., 2003 |
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... Paul Biegler , believing that " most jurors expect and thirst for a final flight of purple prose " in a concluding argument , " soared into the wild blue yonder " ( 407 ) finishing his summation ; the author apparently felt that most ...
... Paul Biegler , believing that " most jurors expect and thirst for a final flight of purple prose " in a concluding argument , " soared into the wild blue yonder " ( 407 ) finishing his summation ; the author apparently felt that most ...
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... Paul Biegler is cynical , it is with the philosophical , humorous cynicism of a would - be idealist . Paul Biegler's way of viewing life is captured most clearly in his appraisal of Judge Weaver , the downstate jurist appointed for the ...
... Paul Biegler is cynical , it is with the philosophical , humorous cynicism of a would - be idealist . Paul Biegler's way of viewing life is captured most clearly in his appraisal of Judge Weaver , the downstate jurist appointed for the ...
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... Paul Biegler calls " really our first witness , " Biegler characterizes the episode to himself as " one of the wry imponderables of jury trials ” ( 214 ) . A doctor's use of medical terminology stimulates Biegler to the " wry thought ...
... Paul Biegler calls " really our first witness , " Biegler characterizes the episode to himself as " one of the wry imponderables of jury trials ” ( 214 ) . A doctor's use of medical terminology stimulates Biegler to the " wry thought ...
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The Midwestern Literary Community | 20 |
The Journey from | 54 |
Louis Bromfield and the Idea of the Middle Jayne Waterman | 73 |
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