The Trial of the Dog for Biting the Noble Lord With the Whole of the Evidence
The Trial of the Dog for Biting the Noble Lord With the Whole of the Evidence
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Answer my question-, Sir. In your opinion was it a fresh wound? A. The blood was fresh, with a bluish tinge, but that might have been the reflection of the patient's coat. Some had been preserved in a basin; it indicated an alarming state of the system; there was no appearance of buff.
Q. Attend to my question. I ask you, upon your oath, if it was a fresh wound? A. The wound was not seen by me till after it had In i n made ; and I wish to swear with caution.
Q. How long have you had that wish ?... A. Sir?
Q. You have sworn a great deal in your time, I am informed?* A. I am sorry you have been informed so, Sir.
Q. Ob, no doubt of it ! A. Sir, I claim the protection of the court. I've done the state some service, and they know it. I have tin- honour to receive a pension to be received at court to be a freeholder, and a grand juryman.
Q. Do you understand the nature and obligation of an oath? A. Certainly I do ; I am shocked to have it doubted.
Q. Then pray tell me, how many oaths you swore in Ireland against your friends -what oath you took here as a grand juryman what oath you have just taken as a witness and why, upon your oath, you do not answer my question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Answer my question-, Sir. In your opinion was it a fresh wound? A. The blood was fresh, with a bluish tinge, but that might have been the reflection of the patient's coat. Some had been preserved in a basin; it indicated an alarming state of the system; there was no appearance of buff.
Q. Attend to my question. I ask you, upon your oath, if it was a fresh wound? A. The wound was not seen by me till after it had In i n made ; and I wish to swear with caution.
Q. How long have you had that wish ?... A. Sir?
Q. You have sworn a great deal in your time, I am informed?* A. I am sorry you have been informed so, Sir.
Q. Ob, no doubt of it ! A. Sir, I claim the protection of the court. I've done the state some service, and they know it. I have tin- honour to receive a pension to be received at court to be a freeholder, and a grand juryman.
Q. Do you understand the nature and obligation of an oath? A. Certainly I do ; I am shocked to have it doubted.
Q. Then pray tell me, how many oaths you swore in Ireland against your friends -what oath you took here as a grand juryman what oath you have just taken as a witness and why, upon your oath, you do not answer my question.
What to read after The Trial of the Dog for Biting the Noble Lord With the Whole of the Evidence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Author of Official Account of the Noble Lords Bite to read onlineMoreLess
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