Stratfords Authentic Edition of the Investigation of the Charges Brought Again
Stratfords Authentic Edition of the Investigation of the Charges Brought Again
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How could you state that you had spoken with nobody on the subjeci of the evidence you. Have given before, when \ou immear^itt'ly aflerwatds dc- clareil you had spoken both with Mr. Wardle and Ludo- wik ? • A I did not ihlirk what I said then.
Mr. Verekrr. Q. How do you leconcile your memory, being so perfect in every other part of the lrunsaclion, and iiotso [;orfect as to the am«)unlof the note you got changeii?
yj. I anj not certain of the amount of tne note, no furtber th«n I think, to ihe ...beht of my recollection, it was one hundred pounds. . ^^i'^ Unulli, J\Ir. Smuh. Q. Do y(ui know a M^is 'fu\ior ?
. 7 1 M;'. Vi' btTn her al >irs. Clailvt. '>.
(^f Was ^:. L f. Ccjiicml v ut Mrs. Clarke'? r* . 7 Slie \\;is irccjiieiuly at AJ is. Ciarke\s.
CJ. N\ ;ts bhf ever tln'ie uIkmi ihe Duke of York nai the If, aii'l in his C(ni)|). >tiiy ?
A. I brlievf not. 1 (Jo Hot recollect to have seen her in his coinpanv ; ^heiniirljt hnve been in tht* hou^o.
Q. Wa* she uvriaily part of the socieiv when the Dakcof "\ iirk w;«s (here :' A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How could you state that you had spoken with nobody on the subjeci of the evidence you. Have given before, when \ou immear^itt'ly aflerwatds dc- clareil you had spoken both with Mr. Wardle and Ludo- wik ? • A I did not ihlirk what I said then.
Mr. Verekrr. Q. How do you leconcile your memory, being so perfect in every other part of the lrunsaclion, and iiotso [;orfect as to the am«)unlof the note you got changeii?
yj. I anj not certain of the amount of tne note, no furtber th«n I think, to ihe ...beht of my recollection, it was one hundred pounds. . ^^i'^ Unulli, J\Ir. Smuh. Q. Do y(ui know a M^is 'fu\ior ?
. 7 1 M;'. Vi' btTn her al >irs. Clailvt. '>.
(^f Was ^:. L f. Ccjiicml v ut Mrs. Clarke'? r* . 7 Slie \\;is irccjiieiuly at AJ is. Ciarke\s.
CJ. N\ ;ts bhf ever tln'ie uIkmi ihe Duke of York nai the If, aii'l in his C(ni)|). >tiiy ?
A. I brlievf not. 1 (Jo Hot recollect to have seen her in his coinpanv ; ^heiniirljt hnve been in tht* hou^o.
Q. Wa* she uvriaily part of the socieiv when the Dakcof "\ iirk w;«s (here :' A.
What to read after Stratfords Authentic Edition of the Investigation of the Charges Brought Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwyllym Lloyd Wardle to read onlineMoreLess
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