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... attempt that work ; but they battered the flying Turks with the seven guns they had taken from them . Their precipitate flight brought the enemy upon our own hands rather sooner than we were prepared for him , and might have led to the ...
... attempt that work ; but they battered the flying Turks with the seven guns they had taken from them . Their precipitate flight brought the enemy upon our own hands rather sooner than we were prepared for him , and might have led to the ...
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... attempt to commit the felony . To avoid that , it might be better to tell the jury there was not a removal sufficient to constitute the felony , but that there was an attempt to commit a felony . The Attorney - General said , he felt ...
... attempt to commit the felony . To avoid that , it might be better to tell the jury there was not a removal sufficient to constitute the felony , but that there was an attempt to commit a felony . The Attorney - General said , he felt ...
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... attempt to palliate the heinous crime I have committed , nor do I wish to attempt by any language of mine to influence the Court in the amount of punishment which it may be thought fit to visit upon me . I have a very strong feeling ...
... attempt to palliate the heinous crime I have committed , nor do I wish to attempt by any language of mine to influence the Court in the amount of punishment which it may be thought fit to visit upon me . I have a very strong feeling ...
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