“I have always trusted you, Pat. Can not you now trust me?”
“Sure I can trust you, but what about the other fellow. Can I trust him?”
“I will take care of that part of it if you will tell me what you know, Pat.”
“I am going to think it over myself a while. I don’t like to report too many times, for fear I don’t get it the same each time.”
“You may not have to repeat, Pat.”
“I hope not, for I feel sorry for the poor man, to think he has no feeling.”
“You would just as well tell all you know. I am investigating, as it is, and I think along those lines, and ‘murder will out,’ you know.”
“And some things will out themselves, as well as murder.”
“Pat, in justice to yourself, you will have to tell me what you know. Here comes Pearson. I will hear what you have to say later. You may go.”