Jeroloman sat down. "What case are you referring to?"

"The Matter of Ziegler."

Uncertainly Jeroloman's steel-blue eyes shifted. "It seems to me I read

the syllabus."

"Then your powers of concealment are admirable."

"But just what does it hold?"

"Can it be that you don't remember? Well, well!--to borrow your own

agreeable mode of expression--it holds that common-law marriages that

were valid before and until the enactments which you were good enough to

cite, were again made valid by their appeal in Chapter 742 of the Laws

of 1907."

"But," Jeroloman began and paused. "But----" He paused again.

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