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... would shorten his way to his work half a mile. Davis might have been trespassing, for instance, a man might trespass after blackberries, hut not in pursuit of game, and Mr. Howard urged he ought not to be convicted.—The Bench coavicted, and Mr. Weston asked ...

... would shorten his way to his work half a mile. Davis might have been trespassing, for instance, a man might trespass after blackberries, but not in pursuit of game, and Mr. Howard urged he ought not to be convicted.—The Bench convicted, and Mr. Weston asked ...

... Ids w a y t o hi s wor k h a lf a mile. Davis might have been t res p as -i ng , for instance, a man might trespass after blackberries, but not in pursuit of game, and Mr. Howard urged he ought not to be convicted.—The Bench co tvicted, and Mr. Weston asked ...

... he would ahorten hi* way hi* work half a mile. Dm* might have been trespassing, for instance, man might trespass after blackberries, but not pursuit game, and Mr, If .ward urge.l he ought not t ...

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