The Power of Conscience Exemplified in the Genuine And Extraordinary Confession
The Power of Conscience Exemplified in the Genuine And Extraordinary Confession
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In which he was seconded by the Recorder ^ R ^ Q 00{n?f (|j Mr. . Finding that his efforts were likely to be K oTMJ n LJ *ji)ifnL ito rn T>m *) r jnf *>7ii j ii ru won /i JTTOH Ji frustrated by the impression made OH the Messrs. Turners by the Recorder, remonstrated witli the Recorder, and showed him the experiments he had made ; nay, eveji told him of his, the Recorder's) observations on the trial as operating to the poor girl's prejudice. H -\ Q Mr. Represented to the Recorder, that he, the R...ECORDER, had stated on the trial two things \\lich were erroneous.
78 The Recorder inquired what he had asserted ?
Mr. Answered, that he had said, " arsenick would prevent the dough from rising. " The Recorder said, " Well, he knew he had, " and inquired, " what then ?" Mr. Replied, that what he, the Recorder, had asserted was not true, for arsenick would not prevent dough from rising ; on the contrary, two thirds of arsenick compounded with one third of dough, would rise as well as if there were no arsenick in it ; and that so far from arsenick having any effect in producing blackness upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In which he was seconded by the Recorder ^ R ^ Q 00{n?f (|j Mr. . Finding that his efforts were likely to be K oTMJ n LJ *ji)ifnL ito rn T>m *) r jnf *>7ii j ii ru won /i JTTOH Ji frustrated by the impression made OH the Messrs. Turners by the Recorder, remonstrated witli the Recorder, and showed him the experiments he had made ; nay, eveji told him of his, the Recorder's) observations on the trial as operating to the poor girl's prejudice. H -\ Q Mr. Represented to the Recorder, that he, the R...ECORDER, had stated on the trial two things \\lich were erroneous.
78 The Recorder inquired what he had asserted ?
Mr. Answered, that he had said, " arsenick would prevent the dough from rising. " The Recorder said, " Well, he knew he had, " and inquired, " what then ?" Mr. Replied, that what he, the Recorder, had asserted was not true, for arsenick would not prevent dough from rising ; on the contrary, two thirds of arsenick compounded with one third of dough, would rise as well as if there were no arsenick in it ; and that so far from arsenick having any effect in producing blackness upon.
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