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"you think too much of your wife to pay her any money?" Defendant: "But she is not a poor woman. She has a good home where she is." S.M.: It is quite clear that they are not living together, and they don't want to live together. I'll make an order for 30/- a week. On her counsel's application, an order was also made for payment of 30/- past maintenance. William had some more to say, but he was sent-- from the box declaring that he would not obey the order. "She won't get it. I'll do gaol flrst," he shouted.

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