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`` The truth is never unwarranted , '' said the judge . `` For the sake of the fair name of Brampton , '' began Mr. Dodd , `` we can not allow -- '' `` Mr. Dodd , '' interrupted the judge , `` I would rather have Mr. Worthington 's arguments from Mr. Worthington himself , if I wanted them at all . There is no need of prolonging this meeting . If I were to waste my breath until six o'clock , it would be no use . I was about to say that your opinions were formed , but I will alter that , and say that your minds are fixed . You are determined to dismiss Miss Wetherell . Is it not so ? ''