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B. F. Donald v. State
1957.TX.41032; 306 S.W.2D 360, 165 TEX. CRIM. 252
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Upon further study, we find that the question here presented is not one of first impression. In Hickman v. State, 44 Texas Crim. Rep. 533, 72 S.W. 587, Presiding Judge Davidson, speaking for the court in 1903, in reversing the conviction, said:
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