Did you give the same account before the Magistrate that you have now done here?—Yes, my Lord.
You do not know whether it was a handkerchief or a night-cap that was upon his head?—I don’t know whether it was a handkerchief or a night-cap.
Are there any other circumstances from which you could collect that it was a man?—No, my Lord.
Did the hand continue upon your person for any length of time, and for how long?—Not after I waked at all.
The hand was withdrawn then?—Yes.
And did the person say any thing to you?—He said that he was my mistress.
By the height of the person you saw, you could ascertain whether it was or was not the height of your mistress, or any of the female part of the house?—Yes; Mr. Church was a great deal bigger than any body there.
What is the size of Mr. Church?—I don’t think he is quite six foot to my knowledge.
Is he a tall man or a short man?—He is a tallish stout man.
Was there light enough by the lamp that you have spoken of to see the outline of the man so as to be able to say that he was a tall person?—Yes.