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[[red underlined]] that I could not fall asleep. [[/red underlined]] Spent most of this sleepless night [[strikethrough]] correctin [[/strikethrough]] studying testimony and prior act and when it was time to [[red underlined]] go to court felt tired and worn-out. Neave on direct gave me opportunity [[/red underlined]] to testify as to [[red underlined]] history of my career [[/red underlined]] and of my [[red underlined]] inventions etc. I felt like a rusty tin pan and rather disgusted with everything and myself [[/red underlined]] in particular. [[strikethrough]] Neave and Tow [[/strikethrough]] and had the feeling that what should have been the most brilliant part of my testimony had actually fallen flat. [[red underlined]] Neave and Townsend however think my [[/red underlined]] testimony excellent.
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I hope they are right
[[underline]] April 30. [[/underline]] [[red underlined] Well rested [[/red underlined]] this morning and [[red underlined]] ready for the battle. [[/red underlined]] This morning about 4 A.M. I had a new point of view in regard to their Luft samples and felt very happy about it. On meeting Townsend at Neave's I found the very same idea had come to him this morning and we intend to cross examine Redman accordingly.
[[red underlined]] Lee [[/red underlined]] kept on his boresome, monotonous, repeating doleful cross examination and trick questions which I answered in every case with the qualifications which I thought necessary, so that I might put my own statements on the record. [[red underlined]] This evidently thwarted his well laid out plans, [[/red underlined]] and the more he