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"
Yes
,
sir
,
"
replied
Clyde
,
always
over-awed
and
intrigued
by
this
man
.
"
And
for
that
reason
,
as
I
've
so
often
told
you
,
we
've
invented
this
other
story
about
a
change
of
heart
.
It
's
not
quite
true
as
to
time
,
but
it
is
true
that
you
did
experience
a
change
of
heart
there
in
the
boat
.
And
that
's
our
justification
.
But
they
'd
never
believe
that
under
all
of
the
peculiar
circumstances
,
so
we
're
merely
going
to
move
that
change
of
heart
up
a
little
,
see
?
Make
it
before
you
ever
went
into
that
boat
at
all
.
And
while
we
know
it
is
n't
true
that
way
,
still
neither
is
the
charge
that
you
intentionally
struck
her
true
,
and
they
're
not
going
to
electrocute
you
for
something
that
is
n't
true
--
not
with
my
consent
,
at
least
.
"
He
looked
into
Clyde
's
eyes
for
a
moment
more
,
and
then
added
:
"
It
's
this
way
,
Clyde
.
It
's
like
having
to
pay
for
potatoes
,
or
for
suits
of
clothes
,
with
corn
or
beans
instead
of
money
,
when
you
have
money
to
pay
with
but
when
,
because
of
the
crazy
notions
on
the
part
of
some
one
,
they
wo
n't
believe
that
the
money
you
have
is
genuine
.
So
you
've
got
to
use
the
potatoes
or
beans
.
And
beans
is
what
we
're
going
to
give
'em
.
But
the
justification
is
that
you
're
not
guilty
.
You
're
not
guilty
.
You
've
sworn
to
me
that
you
did
n't
intend
to
strike
her
there
at
the
last
,
whatever
you
might
have
been
provoked
to
do
at
first
.
And
that
's
enough
for
me
.
You
're
not
guilty
.
"
And
here
,
firmly
and
convincingly
,
which
was
the
illusion
in
regard
to
his
own
attitude
which
he
was
determined
to
convey
to
Clyde
,
he
laid
hold
of
his
coat
lapels
,
and
after
looking
fixedly
into
his
somewhat
strained
and
now
nervous
brown
eyes
,
added
:
"
And
now
,
whenever
you
get
to
feeling
weak
or
nervous
,
or
if
,
when
you
go
on
the
stand
,
you
think
Mason
is
getting
the
best
of
you
,
I
want
you
to
remember
this
--
just
say
to
yourself
--
'
I
'm
not
guilty
!
I
'm
not
guilty
!
And
they
ca
n't
fairly
convict
me
unless
I
really
am
.
'
And
if
that
do
n't
pull
you
together
,
look
at
me
.
I
'll
be
right
there
.
All
you
have
to
do
,
if
you
feel
yourself
rattled
,
is
to
look
at
me
--
right
into
my
eyes
,
just
as
I
'm
looking
at
you
now
--
and
then
you
'll
know
that
I
'm
wanting
you
to
brace
up
and
do
what
I
'm
telling
you
to
do
now
--
swear
to
the
things
that
we
are
asking
you
to
swear
to
,
however
they
may
look
like
lies
,
and
however
you
may
feel
about
them
.
I
'm
not
going
to
have
you
convicted
for
something
you
did
n't
do
,
just
because
you
ca
n't
be
allowed
to
swear
to
what
is
the
truth
--
not
if
I
can
help
it
.
And
now
that
's
all
.
"
And
here
he
slapped
him
genially
and
heartily
on
the
back
,
while
Clyde
,
strangely
heartened
,
felt
,
for
the
time
being
at
least
,
that
certainly
he
could
do
as
he
was
told
,
and
would
.
And
then
Jephson
,
taking
out
his
watch
and
looking
first
at
Belknap
,
then
out
of
the
nearest
window
through
which
were
to
be
seen
the
already
assembled
crowds
--
one
about
the
courthouse
steps
;
a
second
including
newspapermen
and
women
,
newspaper
photographers
and
artists
,
gathered
closely
before
the
jail
walk
,
and
eagerly
waiting
to
"
snap
"
Clyde
or
any
one
connected
with
this
case
--
went
calmly
on
with
:
"
Well
,
it
's
about
time
,
I
guess
.
Looks
as
though
all
Cataraqui
would
like
to
get
inside
.
We
're
going
to
have
quite
an
audience
.
"
And
turning
to
Clyde
once
more
,
he
added
:
"
Now
,
you
do
n't
want
to
let
those
people
disturb
you
,
Clyde
.
They
're
nothing
but
a
lot
of
country
people
come
to
town
to
see
a
show
.
"
And
then
the
two
of
them
,
Belknap
and
Jephson
,
going
out
.
And
Kraut
and
Sissel
coming
in
to
take
personal
charge
of
Clyde
,
while
the
two
lawyers
,
passing
amid
whispers
,
crossed
over
to
the
court
building
in
the
square
of
brown
grass
beyond
.
And
after
them
,
and
in
less
than
five
minutes
,
and
preceded
by
Slack
and
Sissel
and
followed
by
Kraut
and
Swenk
--
yet
protected
on
either
side
by
two
extra
deputies
in
case
there
should
be
an
outbreak
or
demonstration
of
any
kind
--
Clyde
himself
,
attempting
to
look
as
jaunty
and
nonchalant
as
possible
,
yet
because
of
the
many
rough
and
strange
faces
about
him
--
men
in
heavy
raccoon
coats
and
caps
,
and
with
thick
whiskers
,
or
in
worn
and
faded
and
nondescript
clothes
such
as
characterized
many
of
the
farmers
of
this
region
,
accompanied
by
their
wives
and
children
,
and
all
staring
so
strangely
and
curiously
--
he
felt
not
a
little
nervous
,
as
though
at
any
moment
there
might
be
a
revolver
shot
,
or
some
one
might
leap
at
him
with
a
knife
--
the
deputies
with
their
hands
on
their
guns
lending
not
a
little
to
the
reality
of
his
mood
.
Yet
only
cries
of
:
"
Here
he
comes
!
Here
he
comes
!
"
"
There
he
is
!
"
"
Would
you
believe
that
he
could
do
a
thing
like
that
?
"
And
then
the
cameras
clicking
and
whirring
and
his
two
protectors
shouldering
closer
and
closer
to
him
while
he
shrank
down
within
himself
mentally
.
