American Criminal Trials volume 2
American Criminal Trials volume 2
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Paulding looked at the contents, and said he was a spy upon which we made him pull off his other boot, and there we found three more papers at the bottom of his foot within his stocking, upon which we made him dress himself, and I asked him what he would give us to let him go ; he said he would give us any sum of money. I asked him whether he would give us his horse, saddle, bridle, watch and one hundred guineas, upon which he said yes, and told us he would direct it to any place, even if it wa...s that very spot, so that we could get it. I asked him whether he would not give us more ; he said he would give us any quantity of dry goods, or any sum of money, and bring it to any place that we might pitch upon, so that we might get it ; upon which Mr. Paulding answered, " No, by God, if you would give us ten thousand guineas you shall not stir one step ; " on which I asked the person who had called himself John Anderson if he would not get away if it lay in his power, on which he answered me yes, he would.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paulding looked at the contents, and said he was a spy upon which we made him pull off his other boot, and there we found three more papers at the bottom of his foot within his stocking, upon which we made him dress himself, and I asked him what he would give us to let him go ; he said he would give us any sum of money. I asked him whether he would give us his horse, saddle, bridle, watch and one hundred guineas, upon which he said yes, and told us he would direct it to any place, even if it wa...s that very spot, so that we could get it. I asked him whether he would not give us more ; he said he would give us any quantity of dry goods, or any sum of money, and bring it to any place that we might pitch upon, so that we might get it ; upon which Mr. Paulding answered, " No, by God, if you would give us ten thousand guineas you shall not stir one step ; " on which I asked the person who had called himself John Anderson if he would not get away if it lay in his power, on which he answered me yes, he would.
What to read after American Criminal Trials volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peleg W Peleg Whitman Chandler to read onlineMoreLess
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