"Look at those rings, if you please," he said quietly. "Are they of the same sort, the same class, of rings as those in the tray?"
"Yes," admitted Zillah. "Something the same."
"What is the value of those rings—separately?" enquired Mr. Parminter.
"Please give us your professional opinion."
Zillah bent over the two rings for a while, turning them about.
"This is worth about thirty, and that about fifty pounds," she replied at last.
"In other words, these two rings are similar in style and value to the best rings in that tray?"
"Yes."
"Do you recognize those two rings?"
"No—not at all."
Mr. Parminter paused a moment, and caught the jury's attention with a sharp glance of his eye before he turned again to the witness.