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REGARDING the allegations Of private in
teryiews. ] deny tina; there were any OF which
the defendant was not fully cognizsni and the
following is the history aud explanation Of
all such interviews: At the request and urg-
ency Of Mr.. Wilson, OF which urgency was
by him made the instrument. said Darwin,
prior to October, 1866, visited our house at
Angeles three times, and remained some few
days each time. During these visits saw
him considerably, mainly in the presence Of
others, but perhaps few minutes alone in the
usual sitting room all of which Mr.. Wilson
knew and concurred in and invited to. Amer
an absence from this Territory extending from
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returned, and at the urgency of defendant,
which had been put upon him before his de-
rarture, and was further communicated to him
in the Eastern States, and also impressed at
his arrival, he became regular boarder with
us. 1t is proper to add that was the instru-
ment through whom defendant pressed this in
vitaton, both in person and by correspondence.
Mr.. Darwin continued to board with US until
the Sth Of May last, and because he was stu.
dious, domestic, fond Of social reading, and
in his leisure given to romping with the child
rem, it resulted that he and l were much to-
gether. But this was not the effect of manage
mcnt by either Of us, but the natural result Of
the situation and Of def ndants conduct, and
was, therefore, intended by him. Indeed the
defendant, in spite Of my protestations and en-
treaties, and assurances that he would place
me in false position before the public, took
especial occasion to leave me much alone, be
had become addicted to such neglect. Often
he would stay away with no excuse whatever,
proving to me that he preferred any society to
mine. Generally he did this two nights in
the week, and often more. He knew me to be
timid, and to suffer much at being so left.
Sometimes he sent one and sometimes another
Of his employees to stay there and sometimes
left me to find such protection as could. In
deed Mr.. Darwin himsel" has had occasion to
use serious remonstrancc with the defendant
and some personal effort to procure me snch
protection during the times he was compelled
to be away.
Regarding the alleged correspondence" the fol-
lowing is the truth. At the request Of Mr.. Wilson,
Mr.. Darwin agreed to write to us fully during his
proposed visit to the East and did SO, and also,
ut request Of defendant, wrote said ID. by nearly
every mail. But my letters, passing drought the
hands Of defendant, and in many instances being
added to BY him, were, or could have been read By
him, and were, therefore, not private but were in
deed in most instances the joint letters Of both.
The letters ofMr. d: were, in every addressed
to and received by defendant and opened by him
before delivery to me. 1t true the correspondence
was vOlumnons and pains-taking, as Of persons
much concerned in the interest Of each other, but
| was in n0wisc improper hidden from the de-
fcndant, but on the contrary was encouraged by
him.
Regarding the allegations Of Reaing with said
D." and Of each reading books Of the other in which
the most affecting passages were Marked" the fol-
lowing is the truth But first must say, that the
Observation-Disclosures Of the suspicion involved in this
charge construins me % statements which, seeming
self-eulogistic would have preferred to omit. Be.
fore my marriage, had been much given to coed
books and had enjoyed the friendship and society Of
cultivated and refined persons, and had for years
pages Of approved literature Though this taste had
considerably suffered since my arrival in this coun
try, by my manner Of life, and my incnations had
day BY day lowered TO my daily cares, yet my desire
for reading survived in considerable strength. Now
II 20 happened thatthe taste and culture and men
tai inclininss Of Mr.. Darwin cossesponded With my
own, and both ofas having :ene leisure We nasur-
lnto this reading circle tAefs catered any per-
, soas wishiag VIE vese IN the house. Mrs.. Dy.
CT, Mira Osis Wilssa and Ars- Seward wilson we're
smcng tke txansiesf persons uho participated
sArsssa. MrA Dyes ms vsrsess .oss u the tine.
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