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Come here.
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This woman's name is Averil Machin.
She comes from Leicester.
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-She entered a case--
-A property case it was.
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Shut your mouth.
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A property case in the Court of Requests
in April, 1528.
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And got a wicked false judgement!
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And got an impeccably correct judgement
from Sir Thomas.
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-No, sir, it was not!
-Tell the gentleman...
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...about the gift you gave the judge.
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I gave him a cup, sir.
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A silver ltalian cup I bought in Leicester,
for 100 shillings.
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Did Sir Thomas accept this cup?
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Yes, sir, he did.
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He did accept it. We can corroborate that.
You can go.
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-To my way of thinking--
-Go!
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-ls that your witness?
-No.
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By an odd coincidence that cup later
came into the hands of Master Rich here.
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How?
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-He gave it to me, Your Grace.
-Gave it to you? Why?
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A gift.
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Yes, you were a friend, weren't you?
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When did Thomas give you this thing?
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I can't exactly remember.
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Do you "remember" what you did with it?
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-I sold it.
-Where?
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-A shop.
-Has the shop still got it?
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No. They've lost all track of it.
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How convenient.
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You doubt Master Rich's word,
Your Grace?
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It had occurred to me.
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This is the bill of sale.
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That cow put her case into court in April,
you said. This is dated May.