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<p>me: if he does, <add> should he be obstinate</add> I give <add>grant</add> you what you ask without <lb/>reserve. Let me see you then <add><del>face</del></add> for the first time: <add>face to face</add> <lb/> he shall make his appearance likewise, and I will <lb/>set you face to face. <del>Answer</del> You shall answer<lb/> whatever questions shall be put to you: he shall<lb/> do the same. On the other hand you shall be <lb/>at liberty to tell your own story; just as he will<lb/> be to tell his. Open your <unclear>bureau</unclear> to him; he <lb/>shall open his to you: produce your papers; he <lb/>shall produce his. <add><del>When a court takes</del> </add> </p> | <p>me: if he does, <add> should he be obstinate</add> I give <add>grant</add> you what you ask without <lb/>reserve. Let me see you then <add><del>face</del></add> for the first time: <add>face to face</add> <lb/> he shall make his appearance likewise, and I will <lb/>set you face to face. <del>Answer</del> You shall answer<lb/> whatever questions shall be put to you: he shall<lb/> do the same. On the other hand you shall be <lb/>at liberty to tell your own story; just as he will<lb/> be to tell his. Open your <unclear>bureau</unclear> to him; he <lb/>shall open his to you: produce your papers; he <lb/>shall produce his. <add><del>When a court takes</del> </add> </p> | ||
<p>When a cause takes this turn, every thing <lb/>is as it should be: the great pretense is that<lb/> this is the case only about one time in a hundred.<lb/> [when opportunity <sic>favours</sic>, and the Judge <lb/>happens to be in a mood to <del>profit by</del> <add>take advantage of</add> it.] and<lb/> at the end of a <gap/> instead of the beginning. When<lb/> the parties have had more trouble than would <lb/>carried them through the <gap/>, if it had been <add>had it</add> been properly <lb/>begun: and when the auxiliaries, upon <add>in</add> <lb/>dipping into the purses of their principals, find<lb/> nothing there.</p> | |||
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me: if he does, should he be obstinate I give grant you what you ask without
reserve. Let me see you then face for the first time: face to face
he shall make his appearance likewise, and I will
set you face to face. Answer You shall answer
whatever questions shall be put to you: he shall
do the same. On the other hand you shall be
at liberty to tell your own story; just as he will
be to tell his. Open your bureau to him; he
shall open his to you: produce your papers; he
shall produce his. When a court takes
When a cause takes this turn, every thing
is as it should be: the great pretense is that
this is the case only about one time in a hundred.
[when opportunity favours, and the Judge
happens to be in a mood to profit by take advantage of it.] and
at the end of a instead of the beginning. When
the parties have had more trouble than would
carried them through the , if it had been had it been properly
begun: and when the auxiliaries, upon in
dipping into the purses of their principals, find
nothing there.
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