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Bryan--These gentlemen have not had much chance--they did not come here to try this case. They came here to try revealed religion. I am here to defend it and they can ask me any question they please.
 
Bryan--These gentlemen have not had much chance--they did not come here to try this case. They came here to try revealed religion. I am here to defend it and they can ask me any question they please.
 
Judge--All right.
 
Judge--All right.
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(Applause in audience.)
   
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Bryan--Those [the audience] are the people whom you insult.
 
Bryan--Those [the audience] are the people whom you insult.
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Bryan --No.
 
Bryan --No.
 
Darrow--Have you ever tried to find out?
 
Darrow--Have you ever tried to find out?
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Bryan--No, sir. You are the first man I ever heard of who has been in interested in it. (Laughter in audience.)
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Bryan--No, sir. You are the first man I ever heard of who has been in interested in it.  
 
Darrow--Mr. Bryan, am I the first man you ever heard of who has been interested in the age of human societies and primitive man?
 
Darrow--Mr. Bryan, am I the first man you ever heard of who has been interested in the age of human societies and primitive man?
 
Bryan--You are the first man I ever heard speak of the number of people at those different periods.
 
Bryan--You are the first man I ever heard speak of the number of people at those different periods.
 
Darrow--Where have you lived all your life?
 
Darrow--Where have you lived all your life?
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Bryan--Not near you. (Laughter and applause in audience.)
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Bryan--Not near you.  
    
Darrow tried again and again to trap Bryan, but struck out each time.  A later exchange ended, once again, with the audience laughing at Darrow:
 
Darrow tried again and again to trap Bryan, but struck out each time.  A later exchange ended, once again, with the audience laughing at Darrow:
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Bryan--No, sir.
 
Bryan--No, sir.
 
Darrow--Do you know whether he walked on his tail or not?
 
Darrow--Do you know whether he walked on his tail or not?
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Bryan--No, sir. I have no way to know. (Laughter in audience).
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Bryan--No, sir. I have no way to know.  
    
Darrow ended his cross-examination weaker than when he began -- an enormous defeat for any trial attorney.
 
Darrow ended his cross-examination weaker than when he began -- an enormous defeat for any trial attorney.
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