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... 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; ...
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... The girl laid her head on her friend's shoulder. She could not answer the question, but she could give her sympathy. 'Ettore was a flash—a report—the rider fell Itaii ...
... your caresses? Witness: Do you mean she let n.c kiss her? This closed the evidence for the defence, and Mr. Hume Williams addressed the jury, who returned the verdict already described. His Lordship having left the Court, judgment will be applied for to-day ...
... the street and asked her to return to him She had refused He thereupon threatened to kill her and she threw up her arms and said: Here you are then Do it I don't care He obliged by stabbing her numerous times ...
... passage feel to a small door half hidden by a heavy ivy vine. As she hav Ma neared this, she turned abruptly, and looked about her with pale, vacant eye. Then, taking from her ...
... with her again) Pierre always called her Marget.” Presently answered from the room above, and then Isabel heard her come swiftly and softly to the door of her own ...
... heras eee lowed her into the kitchen. As and as she undressed, I noticed a piece her dress and petti-| me, she told me I t go into the bedrooms, but}® counterpane bed she was wra ...
... night she was tosee him, In her feverish, unwonted joy, all thonght that she was a wife vanished from her memory. Her face flushed brightly, her lips quivered, and there fluttered ...
... another room, got him to sit donin, and then by degrees drew from him nhis story. She's oor only baisu; and we've tended her, an' watched her, an' shielded her, like a tender flower, till ...
... A TEENAGE girl’s fears that she might be pregnant by her mother’s lover led her blurting-out her worries to a friend and brought to an end four years of sexual abuse York Crown ...