| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The prisoner lodged with me at the time of the robbery, I knew him from a boy; he was a parish boy, and apprenticed in St. James's parish; his wife was a cook in a nobleman's family; the prisoner has been; a widower about two years, and is now; and is a very honest man for aught I know I am obliged to let my lodgings to women, not to men, I assure you, my lord; but I offered him a bed, which he wa
|
