<​September 5 Joseph’s Affidavit continued​> possession of the deponent. The deponent further saith, that no violation was offered to any individual in his presence, or within his knowledge; and that no insulting language was given by either party, except on the part of Mrs. Black, who while was engaged in making out the above named writing, (which he made with his own hand) gave to this Deponent, and others of the [HC 3:71] Society, highly insulting language, and false accusations, which were calculated in their nature to greatly irritate, if possible, the feelings of the bystanders belonging to said Society, in language like this:— being asked by the Deponent if she knew any thing in the Mormon People derogatory to the character of gentlemen, she answered in the negative— but said she did not know but the object of their visit was to steal something from them. After had executed the writing deponent asked if he had any unfriendly feelings towards the Deponent, and if he had not treated him genteelly. He answered in the affirmative; deponent then took leave of said and repaired to the house of — The next day we returned to — and further <​x​> this deponent saith not— Joseph Smith Jr.