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... his situa- tion would ever be guilty of; that witnesses did not ?? there to. answer for the ?? of their past lives, but to speak to the iss~ue in question; that he vas bound to tell the jury, that the refusal of the witncss to ansiver tlhat question, threw ...

... vervy cltstion so rnuch alarared her, that she wati for a fewv rii'utes imu a state of disti-aEtiorn. N hien tshe was aU(,to0 speak, she ex- claimed with a loud- 1hiick,. that he had beenl bitten in the hand by a dog in the suintloer. 5in ?? him, lie informed ...