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A nice MISUNDERSTANDING the last Assizes for
Somersetshire, witness, in his examination in
chief, described himself as shoemaker. On
being cross-examined, as to the nature of his oc-
cupation, he replied that he was a blacksmith
s'How is this, Sir" said the counsel, "did you
not tell US that you were a shoemaker" 81
knaw did, Eur" replied the witness, sand l
gay blacksmith is a shoe maker-vor horses"
"In this Court, by shoemaker is understood a
mechanic who makes shoes for men and women"
rcfo.ned the lawyer, "Nos, gur," retorted the