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Read in the Wunder reader — freeA. Yes he did.
Q. Who took him up at Dartford?
A. Thomas Shilling and Charles Ward.
Cross Examined by Mr. Park.
Q. What was the color of his cap?
A. I did not take notice of it.
Q. There was a white ribband stuck through it?
A. Yes.
Q. You took so much notice of it you said it was like an officer's cap?
A. Yes.
Q. How do you describe an officer's cap, are there not different sorts of officers caps?
A. I have seen what they wear when they are not in their regimentals, those they wear in a morning, this was such a cap as they generally wear in a morning, not what they wear with their regimentals in the day-time.
Q. It slouched down I suppose?
A. Yes.
Q. There is a something comes down to shade the eyes?
A. Not on that.
Q. How does it slouch then?
A. A kind of a turn down, a little way turned down.
Q. What was a little way turned down?
A. The cap.
Q. What part of the cap, in the front, or where?
A. In the front.
Q. Did you observe what color it was?
A. No I did not.
Q. Whether it was a dark brown?
A. I did not take any notice of the color.
William Tozer sworn.
Examined by Mr. Adolphus.
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