Report of the Evidence Taken On the Trial of the Case ... Before the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, At Westminster, On the 12th, 13th, 14th
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— A. He was.
The Lord Chief Justice : He was unwell 1 — A, He was out of health, and I was informed by his mother who brought him back that he had been so all the vacation.
Q, These facts were of course communicated to Mrs, West 1 — A. Yes, Q, Did she tell you what was the matter with him ? — A, Cold and cough. He brought with him medicine from home which he was to take, Q. He was Avell enough to go into school 1 — A, He was well enougli to go into school, my lord, and also to pla3\ Sir Henry J...ames : Your attention was called to the fact that he became rather more unwell, and Mr, Jones saw him, I believe 1 — A. He did.
Q, Was that, qnite at the end of January — the 31st 1 — A, He was out of school on the 25th and 26th of Januar3^ The Loed Chief Justice : You mean unwell ? — A, He was in the house by reason of being unwell.
Sir Henry James : Are you aware when Mr, Jones first saw him ?
— A, Only from information T received, Q. I am going to call Mrs, West, and Mr, Jones Avill be called.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— A. He was.
The Lord Chief Justice : He was unwell 1 — A, He was out of health, and I was informed by his mother who brought him back that he had been so all the vacation.
Q, These facts were of course communicated to Mrs, West 1 — A. Yes, Q, Did she tell you what was the matter with him ? — A, Cold and cough. He brought with him medicine from home which he was to take, Q. He was Avell enough to go into school 1 — A, He was well enougli to go into school, my lord, and also to pla3\ Sir Henry J...ames : Your attention was called to the fact that he became rather more unwell, and Mr, Jones saw him, I believe 1 — A. He did.
Q, Was that, qnite at the end of January — the 31st 1 — A, He was out of school on the 25th and 26th of Januar3^ The Loed Chief Justice : You mean unwell ? — A, He was in the house by reason of being unwell.
Sir Henry James : Are you aware when Mr, Jones first saw him ?
— A, Only from information T received, Q. I am going to call Mrs, West, and Mr, Jones Avill be called.
What to read after Report of the Evidence Taken On the Trial of the Case ... Before the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, At Westminster, On the 12th, 13th, 14th?
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