Mr. Walters: You thought you could manage?
Witness: I did.
Mr. Walters: How did you disguise yourself effectively?
Witness: I put on a large wig of white hair.
Mr. Walters: To conceal your own luxuriant tresses?
Witness: I bound them well down underneath.
Mr. Walters: What else?
Witness: I thought, in keeping with a large head of white hair, I had better assume the free and easy manners of an elderly man, and I tried to put a little dash of swagger, and I wore a blue coat and buff waistcoat.
Mr. Walters: It was not so difficult, after all, in some respects, for you are a rapid and fluent talker—you need not be shy, you are—and therefore, as Dick Datchery, the affable old gentleman, a bit garrulous, you did not find much difficulty?
Witness: No: I did not find it very difficult.