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alacrity, stunning one courtroom after another with his elocutionary
gymnastics. He had made it, but Edith Gates was not sure what it all
meant. She had envisioned a comfortable living, naturally, but not
millions, not the private jets flying all over the world, from Palm
Springs to the South of France. Nor was she comfortable when her
husbands articles and lectures were used to support causes that struck |
