The Attorney-general. "Did she keep it on all the time she was in the room?"
Witness. "Yes; all the time."
The Attorney-general. "Now, when you asked the prisoner if he liked the soup, and he answered, 'Oh yes, it is very good,' you were surprised to find that they had not drunk a spoonful?"
Witness. "Why, yes, it was surprising."
The Attorney-general. "Did the prisoner pour out the champagne?"
Witness. "I filled a glass for madame and one for monsieur."
The Attorney-general. "Did the prisoner order another dish?"
Witness. "I asked monsieur, 'What will you have to follow?' and handed him the menu--the bill of fare. He said, 'Salmon cutlets.' 'For two, monsieur?' I asked. 'For two,' he said. I served them."
The Attorney-general. "Did he at any time summon you by ringing the bell?"
Witness. "No. It appeared to me that monsieur did not wish to be disturbed therefore I did not disturb him, but I noticed--"