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The rogue even turned my own admissions against me, al- leging, " that since I had confessedly, upon my own shewing, assumed the bearing or deportment of a robber or malefactor, I had voluntarily subjected myself to the suspi- cions of which I complained, and brought myself within the compass of the act, having wilfully clothed my conduct with all the colour and livery of guilt." I combatted both his arguments and his jargon with much indignation and scorn, and observed, " that I should, if nec...essary, produce the bail of my relations, which I conceived could not be refused, without subjecting the magistrate in a misdemea nour." " Pardon me, my good sir, — pardon me," said the insatiable clerk, " this is a case in which neither bail nor mainprize can be received, the felon who is liable to be com- mitted on heav^y grounds of suspicion, not being replevisable luider the statute of the Sd of King Edward, there being in that 186 ROB ROY.
act an express exception of such as be charged of commandment, or force, and aid of felony done ;" and he hinted, that his worship would do well to remember that such were no way replevisable by common writ, nor without writ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rogue even turned my own admissions against me, al- leging, " that since I had confessedly, upon my own shewing, assumed the bearing or deportment of a robber or malefactor, I had voluntarily subjected myself to the suspi- cions of which I complained, and brought myself within the compass of the act, having wilfully clothed my conduct with all the colour and livery of guilt." I combatted both his arguments and his jargon with much indignation and scorn, and observed, " that I should, if nec...essary, produce the bail of my relations, which I conceived could not be refused, without subjecting the magistrate in a misdemea nour." " Pardon me, my good sir, — pardon me," said the insatiable clerk, " this is a case in which neither bail nor mainprize can be received, the felon who is liable to be com- mitted on heav^y grounds of suspicion, not being replevisable luider the statute of the Sd of King Edward, there being in that 186 ROB ROY.
act an express exception of such as be charged of commandment, or force, and aid of felony done ;" and he hinted, that his worship would do well to remember that such were no way replevisable by common writ, nor without writ.
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