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Maycomb Tribune - all Negroes lie?
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... (English Homework) 19th July 1935 MAYCOMB TRIBUNE 'all Negroes lie? by Pujan Patel Yesterday, in the courthouse, the vigorous trail on whether Tom Robinson raped Mayella Ewell inevitably ended with Judge Taylor who, from polling the jury, received a, 'Guilty...guilty...guilty... guilty...,' verdict. Maycomb's Mr. Atticus Finch put up a very tough fight but 'somehow' it did not seem to convince the jury and Abbotsville's Mr. Gilmer left victorious along with his employers - the Ewells. The courthouse was packed with many people; not a single seat was spared. The trial commenced with Mr. Gilmer extracting a testimony from the sheriff, Heck Tate. Mr. Gilmer had a slight cast in one of his eyes, which he used to his advantage. When he was not looking at the jury thought they were under close observation and paid attention. Mr. Tate explained the events that took place during the night of November twenty
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