"I have no way of fixing it precisely—about 2:35."
"You are quite sure it was not later?"
"I cannot be sure within four or five minutes."
"What is the distance from Miss Bellington's to the scene of the accident?"
"About fifteen miles, I should think."
"Your calculation is that as the accident took place at 3:12 and you left at twenty-five minutes to three you drove fifteen miles in thirty-seven minutes—that is to say, at the rate of twenty-four miles an hour. Is that right?"
"Yes."
"And you never ran faster than thirty-five miles an hour?"
"Never."
"Don't look at me. Look at the jury, please."