Then, when West wanted to pull him out, why did you not, at least, call to him?—Because I was afraid of disturbing my mistress; she would have been very much alarmed.
Had he ever any conversation with you, or did he ever make any overture of this sort to you before this time?—No, my Lord.
There was nothing particular in his manner or in his conduct towards you before this time?—No, my Lord.
There was nothing particular in his manner or conduct towards you before this time?—No.
How soon did you see him after this to speak to him?—I have not spoken to him at all since.
Have you never spoken to him since?—No, my Lord.
Has he not attended before a Magistrate with you?—Yes.
There you spoke in his presence, but not immediately to him?—I spoke in his presence, but not to him.
Upon hearing him at the Office before the Magistrate, did that confirm the opinion you entertained of his being the person who entered your room?—I did not hear him speak before the Magistrate.
You did not hear him speak before the Magistrate?—He did not speak at all before the Magistrate.