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77 discover the authors of the fraud. I offered to purchase such specimens as he could get, and upon the strength of this he renewed his in- quiries, and became acquainted with the shore- raker who gave evidence at the trial.
"From him I learned that this man and his companion were discontented at not receiving after the trial a certain sum of money to which they believed themselves to be entitled.
Enlisting himself in their interests, my in- formant undertook to sell for them, and they readily... supplied his demands. On one occasion it was arranged that he should visit them for this purpose, and both the men were then found employed in preparing some moulds, which were immediately broken up to avoid exposure. Having ascertained the fact, my informant pushed his inquiries, and at length became fully informed of their whole proceedings. I have thus obtained not only moulds but tools, respecting the use of which there can be no doubt, because my in- formant has seen the moulds made and the objects cast and produced from them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
77 discover the authors of the fraud. I offered to purchase such specimens as he could get, and upon the strength of this he renewed his in- quiries, and became acquainted with the shore- raker who gave evidence at the trial.
"From him I learned that this man and his companion were discontented at not receiving after the trial a certain sum of money to which they believed themselves to be entitled.
Enlisting himself in their interests, my in- formant undertook to sell for them, and they readily... supplied his demands. On one occasion it was arranged that he should visit them for this purpose, and both the men were then found employed in preparing some moulds, which were immediately broken up to avoid exposure. Having ascertained the fact, my informant pushed his inquiries, and at length became fully informed of their whole proceedings. I have thus obtained not only moulds but tools, respecting the use of which there can be no doubt, because my in- formant has seen the moulds made and the objects cast and produced from them.
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