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is put before you , it equally leads to the con - | hand , and of the arm itself , to
give any thing clusion that Mr ... because his limbs and show that the dagger was
then out of his hands , strength failed him in consequence of the stab , and give ...
is put before you , it equally leads to the con - | hand , and of the arm itself , to
give any thing clusion that Mr ... because his limbs and show that the dagger was
then out of his hands , strength failed him in consequence of the stab , and give ...
Σελίδα 547
tion of the dagger in the prisoner ' s hand , or of tion of those witnesses , by which
I wished to his arm , to inflict the wound ! ... If his hands alone ceived by any of the
surrounding witnesses . were employed about the head of the deceased , I ...
tion of the dagger in the prisoner ' s hand , or of tion of those witnesses , by which
I wished to his arm , to inflict the wound ! ... If his hands alone ceived by any of the
surrounding witnesses . were employed about the head of the deceased , I ...
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much reason to doubt whether the prisoner had | But he could not have seen the
dagger lying the dagger in his hand , even when Mr . / by Mr . Stoughton on the
ground , for in another Stoughton fell . But the allegation that Mr . part of his ...
much reason to doubt whether the prisoner had | But he could not have seen the
dagger lying the dagger in his hand , even when Mr . / by Mr . Stoughton on the
ground , for in another Stoughton fell . But the allegation that Mr . part of his ...
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