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We all began to suspect that Mr Wopsle was not theto be found out

"And that saer at Mr Wopsle heavily,--"that saht be su thus deeply coht return to the bosom of his family and lay his head upon his

pillow, after deliberately swearing that he would well and truly try the

issue joined between Our Sovereign Lord the King and the prisoner at the

bar, and would a true verdict give according to the evidence, so help

him God!"

We were all deeply persuaded that the unfortunate Wopsle had gone too

far, and had better stop in his reckless career while there was yet

tientleman, with an air of authority not to be disputed, and

with asecret about every one of

us that would effectually do for each individual if he chose to disclose

it, left the back of the settle, and came into the space between the two

settles, in front of the fire, where he re the forefinger of his right

"Fro round at us as we