Mr. Clegg (holding a yellow envelope in his hand): Have you read the contents of this?—Yes, excepting something I could not make out.
Will you swear that is not your handwriting?—I swear there are none of them in my writing.
Mr. Pollard: I think you need hardly put it to her now, because she has sworn over and over again that there are none of them in her writing.
Mr. Clegg (to witness): Did you ever give the prisoner an American cent?—No.
Did you ever borrow any money from him?—No.
Not at all?—I never did.
Mr. Clegg, reading: “Things are looking very bad, for people told him everything. (Then there is something missing.) Pick out F. D.” Do you know what that means?—No.
Mr. Clegg (again reading): “Do keep quiet, and don’t let any one see you.” You did not write that? No; I did not write that.
The Stipendiary: She says she didn’t write these letters.
Mr. Clegg: Well, I wish to question her on the point.