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When his evidence in favour of the charge had been given, the following questions were put by some of the members of the court: "You have served in other ships before?" "Yes." "Did you ever, sailing with other captains, receive an order from them, to report direct to them, and not through the first lieutenant?" The witness here prevaricated. "Answer directly, yes or no." "No."
Jurand had told him in Krakow, that he could not give Danusia to him; therefore it was evident that he had promised her to somebody else; evidently he was bound by an oath, and now he had fulfilled his promise. Zbyszko called Sanderus and questioned him again; but the German prevaricated more and more. Therefore, Zbyszko was riding along, sad and unhappy.
I did not intend it; that is all I can say. He jumped from his chair, rubbed his hair, and almost ran up and down the library floor, telling me that I prevaricated. 'You object to a widow marrying at all that's my question! he cried out loud. Of course I contained my voice all the more. 'Distinctly, papa. When I had spoken, I could scarcely help laughing.
"He then prevaricated about it he said he hadn't?" Her assent was clear enough to cause me to add in a moment: "I see. He lied." "Oh!" Mrs. Grose mumbled. This was a suggestion that it didn't matter; which indeed she backed up by a further remark. "You see, after all, Miss Jessel didn't mind. She didn't forbid him." I considered. "Did he put that to you as a justification?"
"Dick," whispered the man behind the curtains. "So long, Dick!" drowsily. "So long, Girl!" dreamily. There was a brief silence; then, of a sudden, the Girl bolted upright in bed, and asked: "Say, Dick, are you sure you don't know that Nina Micheltoreña?" "Sure," prevaricated the man, not without some compunction.
"Good luck, with all my heart, but not good-bye." She hesitated. "I sha'n't see you to-morrow before we start?" He shook his head. "The whole town will be on hand to give you a send-off. I would not intrude on the leave-taking of all your old friends, and besides I must ride far out to-morrow," he prevaricated. "There is a lease I must look into for the company over near La Roda.
Sullivan; and threatened them, in case they hesitated or prevaricated in their answers, to deliver them up immediately to be massacred by the Indians, who, in Brandt's absence, and with the encouragement of their more savage commander, Butler, were ready to commit the greatest cruelties.
Not even the minute and sometimes tedious accounts which Overtop and Maltboy gave of their private thoughts and experiences, could induce Marcus to reciprocate their confidence. For the first time in his life he wore a mask before his companions, and prevaricated, and became, on a small scale, a humbug. The sharp ringing of the doorbell broke in upon the quiet reflections of the three bachelors.
So although Mary did notice that the two new shops in the village seemed to be prospering and that business at Hamilton and Company's was not rushing even for September, the answers to her questions were so reassuring that her uneasiness was driven away. Her Uncle Zoeth evaded direct reply and Captain Shadrach prevaricated whole-heartedly and cheerfully.
She could not, according to the doctrine laid down by the highest authority, be convicted till after the conviction of the rebels whom she had harboured. She was, however, set to the bar before either Hickes or Nelthorpe had been tried. It was no easy matter in such a case to obtain a verdict for the crown. The witnesses prevaricated.
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