The Judge.—“No, no, they were right.”
M. Labori.—“I insist. M. Paul Meyer has told us that all the hypotheses which he could frame in order to understand that this document, while being Esterhazy’s writing, was not in his hand, had seemed to him impossible. Did I rightly understand?”
M. Meyer.—“Perfectly. But perhaps these gentlemen have found something that I have not found.”
M. Labori.—“Then it would be interesting to hear MM. Couard, Varinard, and Belhomme.”
The Judge.—“No, no, I have said” ...
M. Labori.—“But I have a question to put.”
The Judge.—“You shall not put it.”
M. Labori.—“I insist, Monsieur le Président.”
The Judge.—“I say that you shall not put it.”
M. Labori.—“Oh! Monsieur le Président, it is interesting” ...