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Terence to Miss Letty; that they have sat together, talked together, walked together, and whispered together to such an extent, that in his, the witness's, mind, they had for some time past been considered to be a regularly engaged couple; and that, moreover, he had himself seen Mr. Terence O'Flanagan squeezing the hand of Miss Letty.
It would read uncommon well in the newspapers, it would indeed. The public would think a great deal more on us! 'To the Warren! shouted Dennis as he ran out, followed by the rest. 'A witness's house, my lads! A loud yell followed, and the whole throng hurried off, mad for pillage and destruction.
It has been aptly said," he continues, "that 'juries have no respect for small triumphs over a witness's self-possession or memory! Allow the loquacious witness to talk on; he will be sure to involve himself in difficulties from which he can never extricate himself.
"I have seen him twice interrupt witness's testimony by casting threatening looks at him, I trust the court will have him removed from the court-room."
"Here are some papers which may assist the gentleman, and may be of some use to the court," said a deep voice with rich, musical inflections, but slightly tinged with sarcasm, and the English attorney handed a small package to Mr. Sutherland. "They contain," he added, "some specimens of the witness's chirography of about the same date as the will."
It came fairly fluently, considering the witness's recent acquisition of the English language. "He doos know Mrs. Picture, ass he doos, and he saided Mrs. Picture to Micky, ass he did." This was plenty for a time, and during that time the witness could go on nodding with her eyes wide open, to present the subject lapsing, for she had found out already how slippery grown-up people are in argument.
One can hardly conceive a more suspicious story, or one more clearly concocted to give the best colour to the witness's own conduct, at the expense of his fellow-prisoner. No evidence whatever appears to have been brought in support of this confession.
He dropped his eyes, fumbled with the rail, and, looking up suddenly, said in a stronger voice, "I want somebody to go to my wife in Prieur street. She is starving. This is the third day" "We're not talking about that," said the recorder. "Have you anything to say against this witness's statement?" The prisoner looked upon the floor and slowly shook his head. "I never meant to break the law.
This witness's manner when making the deposition at her residence was afterward described by the district attorney as most extraordinary. Twice she had refused to testify, and once, when the deposition lacked nothing but her signature, she had caught it from the clerk's hands and torn it in pieces.
"I do not understand a word of what the detective has just been saying," he said. The President looked at Juve again. "You suggest that there shall be a supplementary investigation?" "Yes." "Mr. Solicitor-General, have you any application to make on that subject?" the President asked the Public Prosecutor. "No," said the functionary. "The witness's allegations are altogether too vague."
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