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accused Anna Updyke answered aristocracy arson asked believe better Biberry Burton called cause character circumstances client coin common compounding a felony coroner counsel counsellor countenance court crimes dear District Attorney Duke's duty eyes facts fancy favour feeling female gaol gentlemen give gold Gott guilty hand hear heard honour Horton husband innocence Jack John Wilmeter judge jurors jury justice knew lady Larocheforte lawyer look manner Marie Moulin married Mary Monson matter McBrain means Michael Millington Mildred mind Miss Monson murder nature nephew never opinion person Peter Goodwin piece of money prisoner question racter reason respect Sarah senior counsel simulated public skeletons smile sort Squire Dunscomb strong suppose tell testimony things thought Timms told town trial trial by jury true truth uncle uncle Tom wife Williams Wilmington wish witness
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