Witness. "I found out from a druggist that the woman had taken seven grains of morphine."
Counsel. "You made no diagnosis at all until you heard from the druggist?"
Witness. "I began to give artificial respiration."
Counsel. "But that is just what you would do in a case of morphine poisoning?"
Witness (hesitating). "Yes, sir. I made, of course, a working diagnosis."
Counsel. "Do you remember the case you had before that?"
Witness. "I remember another case."
Counsel. "When was that?"
Witness. "It was a still longer time ago. I don't know the date."