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soon again and do as you have a mind to. I told her
that under the circumstances, being in the condition she
was, she would be well taken care of, I believed until they 
concluded what to do.
Ques. Did you think she would be kindly treated for a
time and not afterwards. Ans. I do not know what I
thought, that is what I said.
Ques. Did you not state at that time that you had
had a person in your own family there for years that
you know all about what you were talking about, that
they could depend on what you told them and they
would be perfectly safe to leave their friends there, they
would be kindly treated. Ans. I did not put it in that
way.
Ques. Did you not in substance state those things.
Ans. No sir. I said I know what I am talking about,
and I know these men because I have had a friend
here for a long time and I know them to be kind
gentlemen; now under these circumstances until you
pleased to see to it again, I know she will be
kindly treated, and I have no doubt that one brought
under those circumstances and on that trial would be
treated by these men so far as they had the immediate