PER CURIAM.
Plaintiff first assigns as error that the court's recapitulation of certain parts of plaintiff's testimony is at variance with her actual testimony in the record. An examination of her testimony and the charge shows that the variance, if any, is slight. The court is not required to give the jury a verbatim recital of the testimony. It must of necessity condense and summarize the essential features thereof. When its recital of the evidence does not correctly...
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