table and jobbed at her with it while she was lying on the floor. She put up her hands to
... wine over her, neither did I throw the glass at her. I did not tell her she kept a spooney man, nor yet about her keeping a fancy man. I did not ask ...
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ireatened her and followed her to the door whither she
... ireatened her and followed her the door whither she bad gone to nil and after knocking her don commenced a fierce attack upon her with atick had for the pnzpoae. ...
came into the house, if she happened to be visiting her irother, she always promptly -left. She could not *
... into the house, if she happened to be visiting her irother, she always promptly -left. She could not * ‘bear at of him. In fact, she frequently spoke to ...
Locke' the outer door herself, kept the key, under her pillow, as she always dad. I was silenced, but not
... Nannie was a rough, ilnorant lassie, with no more thought of such a et. me in her bead than she had of writing a book or painting a picture, but she was free-tongued, and might ...
and told her that one of the cupboards in her bedroom, in which she kept her plate and other valuables,
... with the marks left in the woodwork cf the room by the burglar. Tne procecutrix added, that the prisoner, whom she always believed to be a man of respectable character, had been in the habit of frequenting her ...
her wouid she
... upon her niutuer. Witness hunoand bad gone over Ireland with the looeral, and alter cime back there were several disputesquarrels—a boat the will. Mrs Sellars told ness that her {witness's ba.-ba .d) bad accus ...
outside, she locked her in and kept her there considerable time.—The Clerk; Are tou a widow.’ Witness: I'm what ..
... outside, she locked her in and kept her there considerable time.—The Clerk; Are tou a widow.’ Witness: I'm what they call a widow bewitched.” —By Mr. Craven; ...
me. Ab— She wreathed her arms about Alice's neck, and lifted her. self & little from her pillows, while she
... me. Ab— She wreathed her arms about Alice's neck, and lifted her. self & little from her pillows, while she clung to Alice, ay thongh she wonld never again release ...
from the outside. She did not observe any footmarks In the room. She did not mention the fact of her
... from the outside. She did not observe any footmarks In the room. She did not mention the fact of her having found the window open to toy of her fellow servants. Her Impression was ...
Lady McClannoran told her story, and asked for a room in which she and her companion could sit for a
... With fainting groan she sank down; she gave one thought the home at the hotel she had left—she wished she had not come with the woman who had thus betrayed ...
;post, and she felt that it was unworthy of her. She
... the grave. He watched her silently she gazed out there, until, with a sudden motion, she seemed to recall her position. turned away from the sea with a sigh. Fnough, she said ...
her bed. And gradually she came to smile at herself for her weakness. But when she was dressing, and Lallu
... her bed. And gradually she came to smile at herself for her weakness. But when she was dressing, and Lallu had gone to her own room, she made a ...