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He could give particulars as to that . Captain Lake overtook him , and he got in and was driven to Dollington , where he took the up-train . That some weeks afterwards he saw him at Brighton ; and the night before last , by appointment , in the grounds of Brandon ; and that he understood Larkin had some lights to throw upon the same subject . The jury were not sworn until two o'clock . The circumstances of the discovery of the body were soon established . But the question which next arose was very perplexed -- was the body that of Mr. Mark Wylder ? There could be no doubt as to a general resemblance ; but , though marvellously preserved , in its then state , certainty was hardly attainable .