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Old Bailey, juicio t18531128-59 (1853-11-28) - Breaking Peace > Wounding not understand what he said; and he gave me a kick on the foot as he was going away—T followed him, to ask why he did it—I was catching him by the collar of the coat, and he turned round, and stabbed me in the right side of the head—there was no fighting before he stabbed me—I was going to ask him why did he kick me in the foot, but I had not time, when he turned round, and stabbed me in the head—he was making a second attempt to stab me, and I put up my left hand, and he stabbed me in the arm, above the elbow—I caught him round the two arms, to hold his hands still, and with that he pulled himself back, and fell on the kerb stone, and I fell a top of him—I was holding his arms, and saving myself as well as I could, and he stabbed me in the body—I had three or four stabs in the body, but they never reached my skin—my clothes were all cut—I had two stabs on the shoulder—they did not reach the skin—only two stabs reached my skin; one in the side of the head, and another in the arm—my ear was cut right through—Hart then came up, and took the prisoner off me—I saw something in the prisoner's hand which appeared to me to be a knife—I did not see the handle of it, but I saw the blade—he had the handle in his hand—Hart gave the prisoner time to rise up; and as soon as he rose up, he ran at Hart, and stabbed him, and then ran away—I fell when Hart left me—I ran after the prisoner—I saw all the people running…
Fuente: Old Bailey Proceedings Online (Univ. of Sheffield / Digital Humanities Institute), API dhi.ac.uk, mismo contenido que biglam/old_bailey_proceedings; CC BY-NC 4.0; https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/about/legal-info. CC BY-NC 4.0 (Old Bailey Online): solo uso NO comercial con atribución. Abrir la fuente
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Old Bailey, juicio t18531128-59 (1853-11-28) - Breaking Peace > Wounding not understand what he said; and he gave me a kick on the foot as he was going away—T followed him, to ask why he did it—I was catching him by the collar of the coat, and he turned round, and stabbed me in the right side of the head—there was no fighting before he stabbed me—I was going to ask him why did he kick me in the foot, but I had not time, when he turned round, and stabbed me in the head—he was making a second attempt to stab me, and I put up my left hand, and he stabbed me in the arm, above the elbow—I caught him round the two arms, to hold his hands still, and with that he pulled himself back, and fell on the kerb stone, and I fell a top of him—I was holding his arms, and saving myself as well as I could, and he stabbed me in the body—I had three or four stabs in the body, but they never reached my skin—my clothes were all cut—I had two stabs on the shoulder—they did not reach the skin—only two stabs reached my skin; one in the side of the head, and another in the arm—my ear was cut right through—Hart then came up, and took the prisoner off me—I saw something in the prisoner's hand which appeared to me to be a knife—I did not see the handle of it, but I saw the blade—he had the handle in his hand—Hart gave the prisoner time to rise up; and as soon as he rose up, he ran at Hart, and stabbed him, and then ran away—I fell when Hart left me—I ran after the prisoner—I saw all the people running…