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Chasing the Next Sunrise

Name: Chasing the Next Sunrise
Brand: Creative Texts Publishers, LLC
SKU: 37597752
Price: 6857 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Jared McVay
ISBN: 9781647380472

Jared McVay

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 37597752

Publishers Creative Texts Publishers, LLC, November 2021

The judge looked down on Jubal Courtney and leaned his chin against his folded hands. After what see... Full description

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The judge looked down on Jubal Courtney and leaned his chin against his folded hands. After what seemed to be a long while, the judge spoke. "Master Courtney, that was quite a speech; claiming to be innocent - something a smart minded criminal might come up with. I salute you. You're and Irishman, aren't you?" he said with a sneer, like being Irish was in itself, a criminal charge. I could see the look on his face and knew I was a condemned man. "I am from Ireland, your honor, but I didn't...?" Cutting him off, the judge said, "Jubal Courtney, for the charges of robbery and murder in the first degree, I sentence you to be imprisoned in the penal colony in New South Wales for the rest of your life. And may God have mercy on your black Irish soul."