JOHNSON, Justice.
It may be conceded that the plaintiff's evidence is not free of discrepancies and contradictions. It also appears that portions of the plaintiff's evidence are at variance with the facts alleged by her. However, when the portions favorable to the plaintiff—some offered by her and some by the defendants—are weighed and considered and given every reasonable intendment favorable to her, enough evidence is found in harmony with the general...
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