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a
elected
rejoinder what we pleased,
however as to price that we might pay what we, but a Chineze attendant in the passage. called out "Charge them three dollars
rach, and the mustress in Answer
to a question, stated that rither of the girls, or both were at our thought best.
disposal,
l., as we
the
I did not think further evidence. necessary, and whistled for Inspector. The lights in both house, went out instanteously and a rush. was made upstairs. Unfortunately the women escaped, but the two Mistresses were captured, though the door hard to be broken open to
obtam entrance again.
I took the case next morning.
I was not, as has been asserted, under the necessity of hearing mejore
lu
Evidence, inasmuch as I had been
careful to provide musself with a Companion.
that
hery
account.
And if it is to be asserted that Evidence is less receivable, because
the magistrate who takes it happened to see the facts depoved to (which it
would seem, ought to weaken his
in them ! ) I can
only
think
belief in them that the sooner legal refinements
qwe place to
the better.
bigorous Common Sense,
The house, I have sunce ascertained,
was the most notorions in the Town,
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