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"
If
the
King
's
grace
please
,
it
did
appear
upon
the
trial
that
this
man
entered
into
a
house
in
the
hamlet
of
Islington
where
one
lay
sick
--
three
witnesses
say
it
was
at
ten
of
the
clock
in
the
morning
,
and
two
say
it
was
some
minutes
later
--
the
sick
man
being
alone
at
the
time
,
and
sleeping
--
and
presently
the
man
came
forth
again
and
went
his
way
.
The
sick
man
died
within
the
hour
,
being
torn
with
spasms
and
retchings
.
"
"
Did
any
see
the
poison
given
?
Was
poison
found
?
"
"
Marry
,
no
,
my
liege
.
"
"
Then
how
doth
one
know
there
was
poison
given
at
all
?
"
"
Please
your
Majesty
,
the
doctors
testified
that
none
die
with
such
symptoms
but
by
poison
.
"
Weighty
evidence
,
this
,
in
that
simple
age
.
Tom
recognised
its
formidable
nature
,
and
said
--
"
The
doctor
knoweth
his
trade
--
belike
they
were
right
.
The
matter
hath
an
ill-look
for
this
poor
man
.
"
"
Yet
was
not
this
all
,
your
Majesty
;
there
is
more
and
worse
.
Many
testified
that
a
witch
,
since
gone
from
the
village
,
none
know
whither
,
did
foretell
,
and
speak
it
privately
in
their
ears
,
that
the
sick
man
would
die
by
poison
--
and
more
,
that
a
stranger
would
give
it
--
a
stranger
with
brown
hair
and
clothed
in
a
worn
and
common
garb
;
and
surely
this
prisoner
doth
answer
woundily
to
the
bill
.
Please
your
Majesty
to
give
the
circumstance
that
solemn
weight
which
is
its
due
,
seeing
it
was
foretold
.
"
This
was
an
argument
of
tremendous
force
in
that
superstitious
day
.
Tom
felt
that
the
thing
was
settled
;
if
evidence
was
worth
anything
,
this
poor
fellow
's
guilt
was
proved
.
Still
he
offered
the
prisoner
a
chance
,
saying
--
