Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
n the Dempford side. But it turned out that Buzrow did not wish toswear at all, now that he was in a Dempford courtof justice. Consequently, as there was no evidencethat he had committed any offense in that town(the Tinkhams being unable to summon any ofhis companions as witnesses), the case was… … THE TINKHAMS LEAD BUZROW TO THE HALLS OF JUSTICE. No matter what he says. I want to know whatyou say. He swore before Judge Hanks I dont care what he swore before JudgeHanks ! Which side of the center of the river doyou say he was on? I am willing to take his word in this matter,said Mart, though,…
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