The Test

Tom Neil, clerk in the law office of Robert Poindexter, is a man of no principles or ethics. When reproached by John Burly, a lawyer in the office, for studying the "dope" sheet of a newspap... Read allTom Neil, clerk in the law office of Robert Poindexter, is a man of no principles or ethics. When reproached by John Burly, a lawyer in the office, for studying the "dope" sheet of a newspaper so as to get a line on the horses, he resents it strongly, and the seeds of hatred are ... Read allTom Neil, clerk in the law office of Robert Poindexter, is a man of no principles or ethics. When reproached by John Burly, a lawyer in the office, for studying the "dope" sheet of a newspaper so as to get a line on the horses, he resents it strongly, and the seeds of hatred are sown. Subsequently, Burly, in debt to the extent $300, to George Laughlin, a newspaperman,... Read all