Witness: Oh! but I knew my brother was very, very unhappy, and I knew I could cheer him and comfort him, and he was very, very dear to me.
Mr. Chesterton: Your visit had nothing to do with Rosa’s visit to London?
Witness: I did not know she was there.
Mr. Chesterton: Mr. Grewgious had not written and asked you to go?
Witness: No.
Mr. Chesterton: No reason?
Witness: Yes; the reason I have given you.
Mr. Chesterton: But there was no particular reason?
Witness: Is it not particular to go and cheer one who is closely bound to you?
Judge: I think the witness’s remark is quite clear. She says she had an impulse in an avowedly emotional atmosphere to go and see somebody.