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The autobiography of a seaman (volume 2 of 2)

Note 100 — CHAP. XL.

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Not if the “revised” report of the trial is consulted; for the studied appearance of fairness which is there put on might mislead the reader. But if the verbatim reports of the trial are consulted, as they appear in the Times and other daily papers, I have no fear of any amount of criticism, or that anything but my entire innocence will be made manifest. The animus against me is there so clear, that the reader would hardly be induced to inquire further.

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