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                 the prisonerûs hands then he has to show that there are circumstances to be

                 found in the evidence which has been given from the witness-box in the
                 case which alleviate the crime so that it is only manslaughter or which

                 excuse the homicide altogether by showing it was a pure accident...û per
                 Lord Sankey in  Woolmington V. Director of Public Prosecutions [1935]

                 A.C. 462.

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                        ùOn the fifth inst. at nine p.m. approximately, when on duty, I was
                 approaching the western outskirts of Sutton Procorum, when I observed

                 accused behaving in a suspicious manner in the company of the female
                 witness. There was a light haze at the time. Accused was seated in

                 a squatting posture on a branch of a municipal plane - tree adjoining no. 3,
                 Pelham Place, at about ten feet from ground level, and, the female witness,

                 who was in a recumbent position on the municipal bench under the said
                 tree was inciting accused to make an entry into the premises. The words

                 she used were; ùGo on, Alf, go on in, have a bit of pluck! No one wonût
                 see you.û The female witness appeared to be under the influence of drink :

                 She spoke these words in a highly jocular manner. The impression
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                 she conveyed was that she was sky larking.û
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                    Robert Graves and Alan Hodge, The Reader Over Your Shoulder (London: Jonathan
                    Cape, 1952), p. 48.
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