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He was an influential man, and his assistance would enable her to do all that could be done. On the following morning the examination of Tony took place at the office of Squire Little. HE WAS AN INFLUENTIAL MAN AND HIS ASSISTANCE WOULD ENABLE HER TO DO ALL THAT COULD BE DONE ON THE FOLLOWING MORNING THE EXAMINATION OF TONY TOOK PLACE AT THE OFFICE OF SQUIRE LITTLE
 examination, he will come in to see you. If you have anything to say, you can say it to him." "I can only say I am innocent." "He will want to know all the circumstances." "I will tell him all I know about it." After some further conversation, Captain Sedley took his leave, and hastened to the office of Squire Benson, who was the most distinguished lawyer in that county. The legal gentleman readily engaged to defend Tony, and arrangements were made for the examination. The marked bank bill was an important matter for consideration, though there was no present hope of finding it. But there was a prospect that it would eventually come to light. On his arrival at his house, Captain Sedley found the widow Weston waiting his return. She was much comforted when she heard that Tony was in good spirits. She listened with attention to all her kind friend said, and went home with a lighter heart than when she came. The interest which Captain Sedley manifested in the case inspired her with hope. EFEND YOU AND TO MORROW BEFORE THE EXAMINATION HE WILL COME IN TO SEE YOU IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY YOU CAN SAY IT TO HIM I CAN ONLY SAY I'M INNOCENT HE WILL WANT TO KNOW ALL THE CIRCUMSTANCES I WILL TELL HIM ALL I KNOW ABOUT IT AFTER SOME FURTHER CONVERSATION CAPTAIN SEDLEY TOOK HIS LEAVE AND HASTENED TO THE OFFICE OF SQUIRE BENSON WHO WAS THE MOST DISTINGUISHED LAWYER IN THAT COUNTY THE LEGAL GENTLEMAN READILY ENGAGED TO DEFEND TONY AND ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE FOR THE EXAMINATION THE MARKED BILL WAS AN IMPORTANT MATTER FOR CONSIDERATION THOUGH THERE WAS NO PRESENT HOPE OF FINDING IT BUT THERE WAS A PROSPECT THAT IT WOULD EVENTUALLY COME TO LIGHT ON HIS ARRIVAL AT THE HOUSE CAPTAIN SEDLEY FOUND THE WIDOW WESTON WAITING HIS RETURN SHE WAS MUCH COMFORTED WHEN SHE HEARD THAT TONY WAS IN GOOD SPIRITS SHE LISTENED WITH ATTENTION TO ALL HER KIND FRIENDS SAID AND WENT HOME WITH A LIGHTER HEART THAN WHEN SHE CAME THE INTEREST WHICH CAPTAIN SEDLEY MANIFESTED IN THE CASE INSPIRED HER WITH HOPE
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