The Story of Elizabeth Canning Considered
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None [39 1 None will wonder. Sir, that Informa- tions thus taken, and under thefe Circum- ftances, fhould agree in all things, even though both were falfe -, nor was It poflible for thejury, on hearing the Evidence of both agreeing In general with thefe Informations, to do other than find the Accufed guilty.
None wondered at it, nor will wonder : None were ever weak enough, or wicked enough, to refledt upon them. But al- though they faw nothing to contradi6l the Truth of all this Swearing, you ...did, and you acknowledge it : You acknovv^ledgc there came before you fomething to con*^ tradicS it, and it deferved its Weight.
Cannings Story appeared improbable ^ all refted upon the Evidence of Hall: And there was given to you, againfl: that Evi^ dence, the Oath of Judith Naf us, one not belonging to the Gipiies, and whom you have not any Reafon to apprehend belong- ing to them ; an honeft Woman, Wife of an honeft Labourer, who, with her Huf- band, lay in the very Room, in which the Girl pretended to have been confined, du- ring the whole time of that alledged Coriniiement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None [39 1 None will wonder. Sir, that Informa- tions thus taken, and under thefe Circum- ftances, fhould agree in all things, even though both were falfe -, nor was It poflible for thejury, on hearing the Evidence of both agreeing In general with thefe Informations, to do other than find the Accufed guilty.
None wondered at it, nor will wonder : None were ever weak enough, or wicked enough, to refledt upon them. But al- though they faw nothing to contradi6l the Truth of all this Swearing, you ...did, and you acknowledge it : You acknovv^ledgc there came before you fomething to con*^ tradicS it, and it deferved its Weight.
Cannings Story appeared improbable ^ all refted upon the Evidence of Hall: And there was given to you, againfl: that Evi^ dence, the Oath of Judith Naf us, one not belonging to the Gipiies, and whom you have not any Reafon to apprehend belong- ing to them ; an honeft Woman, Wife of an honeft Labourer, who, with her Huf- band, lay in the very Room, in which the Girl pretended to have been confined, du- ring the whole time of that alledged Coriniiement.
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