The Bench Was Barred in Slandered Case Comedy
A king’s counsel argued a slander case before a judge with whom he was friendly. The chief witness, a woman, refused to repeat the slander and urged the court to hear the words privately. The exchange reveals satirical humor on law and letters, with quips about poets and editors.
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