The next day, Uncle Reuben took me

The next day, Uncle Reuben took me with him to visit the chief
judge in this part of the country, Lord Wichehalse.
Lord Wichehalse greeted us in a very friendly way. He laughed
when he heard Uncle Reuben's story.
'How are you so sure that those men were the Doones?' he
asked. 'You say that there was a very thick mist. Could you see
the men ? Can you prove who they were?'
It was clear that the judge did not want to help, and when
Uncle Reuben realized this, he became very angry.
'This isn't right!' he shouted. 'You can't allow it to continue!
I'll go to London myself, and tell the king what's happening in
Somerset.'
'Oh,' said Lord Wichehalse, 'so this happened in Somerset?
But I'm only responsible for the king's peace in the county of
Devon. Sir, you must go to the judge in Somerset.'
Uncle Reuben was still feeling very angry when we left
Lord Wichehalse.
'Remember my words, John Ridd,' he said. 'I'm not going to
forget this. I have a plan. I know an important man in London
called Judge Jeffreys. He's the most important judge in the
country. I'm going to send him a letter about the Doones.'
On our way home we saw some lovely spring flowers.
'Pretty flowers, aren't they?' said Uncle Reuben.
The flowers made me think of Lorna Doone. I thought of that
day, long ago, when I met her. 'Does she ever think of me? ' I
wondered sadly.

Results (English) 2:

The next Day, Uncle Reuben took Him to Visit Me with the Chief
Judge in this Part of the Country, Wichehalse Lord.
Lord Wichehalse greeted US in a very Friendly Way. He laughed
when He Heard Uncle Reuben's Story.
'How are You so sure that those were the Doones Men?'. He
asked. 'You say that there was a very thick mist. You could See
the Men? Can You prove Who were they? '
It was Clear that the Judge did not Want to Help, and when
Uncle Reuben realized this, He became very Angry.
' This is not Right! '. he shouted. 'You Can not Allow it to Continue!
I'll Go to London Myself, and tell the King what's Happening in
Somerset.'
'Oh,' said Lord Wichehalse, 'so this happened in Somerset?
But I'm only responsible for. the King's Peace in the County of
Devon. Sir, You must Go to the Judge in Somerset. '
Uncle Reuben was still very Feeling Angry when we left
Wichehalse Lord.
' Remember My Words, John Ridd, 'He said. 'I'm not going to
Forget this. I have a plan. I know an important Man in London
Called Judge Jeffreys. He's the Judge Most important in the
Country. I'm going to Send Him a letter About the Doones. '
On our Way Home we Saw Some lovely Spring flowers.
' Pretty flowers, are not they? '. said Uncle Reuben.
The flowers Made Me Think of Lorna Doone. I thought of that
Day, long ago, when I met Her. 'Does she ever think of me? 'I
wondered sadly.

Results (English) 3:

The next day Uncle Reuben, took me with him to visit the chief.Judge in this part of, the country Lord Wichehalse.Lord Wichehalse greeted us in a very friendly way. He laughed.When he heard Uncle Reuben "s story."How are you so sure that those men were the Doones?" he.Asked. "You say that there was a very thick mist. Could you see.The men? Can you prove who they were? ".It was clear that the judge did not want to help and when,,Uncle Reuben realized this he became, very angry."This isn" t right! "he shouted." You can "t allow it to continue!I "ll go to, London myself and tell the king what" s happening in.Somerset. "."Oh," said Lord Wichehalse, "so this happened in Somerset?But I "m only responsible for the king" s peace in the county of.Devon. Sir you must, go to the judge in Somerset. ".Uncle Reuben was still feeling very angry when we left.Lord Wichehalse."Remember, my words John Ridd," he said. "I" m not going to.Forget this. I have a plan. I know an important man in London.Called Judge Jeffreys. He "s the most important judge in the.Country. I "m going to send him a letter about the Doones.".On our way home we saw some lovely spring flowers.Pretty flowers", "t aren they?" said Uncle Reuben.The flowers made me think of Lorna Doone. I thought of that.,, day long ago when I met her. "Does she ever think of me?" I.Wondered sadly.