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...intermission use, Say It Right! should do just fine. There is no known countermove to the man who leans on the bar and remarks with impeccable diction that "Dargomijskian naturalism" in opera began to disappear with Rimsky-Korsa-kov's "Snay-ga-ROTCH...
...Snay, Snah, Snyfoo
...Selfless. Dr. Albert Snay took the stand for the defense. He had examined Abbie Borroto just before his friend Dr. Sander came into the room. He had found no pulse, no corneal reflex when he touched the eye, the skin was cold, he had heard no heartbeat. He met Dr. Sander in the doorway, he said, and told him that the patient was gone...
...apparent from dignified, white-haired Lawyer Louis Wyman's opening statement and later questioning that the defense was going to depend heavily on the medical aspect of the case: that another doctor, Albert Snay, who had examined Abbie Borroto before Dr. Sander saw her that morning, could not feel her pulse; that she might already have been dead when Dr. Sander gave her the injections of air; that the prosecution could not produce a corpus delicti, i.e., proof of death by a criminal...
This week that aspect got some buttressing. Nurse Elizabeth Rose, who had fetched Dr. Sander the syringe, testified that she had also been with Dr. Snay. A state's witness, she admitted on cross-examination that she had made the statement: "I am certain that Mrs. Borroto was dead before Dr. Sander entered her room. She had death pallor. She was not breathing ... I would say that Mrs. Borroto was dead when Dr. Snay saw her. Dr. Sander did not kill her because she was dead when this injection was made...
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