to withold

the letter for

d.

time, as it

for

was

possible the necessity for

it

night pass away

I informed

the

Chief Justice of

this; I was

I was anxious

to avoid

sion

for

scandal and

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a-

leave and thus place myself

in a position, from which it would

have been very difficult to withdraw,

in order

to make his demand for

There was

something which

I considered base and

dishonourable

about this that I hesitated to believe

although the Chief Justice had insulted

More

grievously than

Aver

inert

J

him capable of such

a

trick and

his

had done before

was willing to forgive and let matters rest if only

I was allowed to retire without too much loss. I ascertained however that the Chief Justice when he

was in a placable mood

contemplated extorting from

arr

had it not been that

subsequent conduct justified my suspicion I should not have believed it possible.

as he had done

to attempt to trick

found my

the

apology in

A

ddition to the withdrawal

of my

for

only waiting my application

letter and was

to make

for

ou

Jo treat

re

re

thing,

was another

night have been the

effect of incipient insanity or mental infirmity

was inclined to think

it

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