The judge felt relieved because it was the last case of a tiring morning, meaning the court proceedings were about to end and everyone, including the judge, could go for lunch.

Here are the answers to your questions: 1. The judge felt relieved because it was the last case of a tiring morning, meaning the court proceedings were about to end and everyone, including the judge, could go for lunch. 2. The last person (the accused man) was a short, middle-aged man with gray hair and small blue eyes. He had a foolish expression on his face and looked stupidly as if he was trying to understand what was happening. 3. The charge against the man was breaking into a house and stealing a cheap watch. 4. No, the judge did not find the man guilty. The judge dismissed the case because there was no real proof to convict him. 5. What puzzled the man was whether he had to return the stolen watch or not, even after the case was dismissed. 6. * A. Haggard: There is no direct word in the paragraph that has a similar meaning to "haggard" when describing a person's appearance. The passage mentions people feeling "sleepy" and the morning being "tiring," but not a specific physical look of exhaustion. B. Profess: The word "claimed" from the paragraph has a similar meaning to "profess." That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.