| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Joseph Deval , Mr. Walingsly's Servant, deposed, he saw the Prisoner push at the Deceased, but could not say whether his Sword was drawn or not; that the Porter came to his Shop, and said he was wounded in the Arm, and stripped off his Clothes, and he viewed it, but found no Wound, but it look would as if there was a Bruise; that he desir would him to go no more to Mr. Stafford, telling him , he had heard
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