"No, sir, I am satisfied."
"Then the witness may step down. I call upon Mr. Jones to take the witness stand again."
"I have no objection, I am sure!" said the grocer jauntily. He saw that the judge was with him, and he confidently anticipated Bert's conviction.
"From whom did you obtain the twenty-dollar bill which you charge my client with taking?" asked Mr. Conway.
"From Mr. Holbrook, the landlord of the hotel."
"You are sure of this?" demanded Conway sternly.
"Of course I am."
"And you will swear that this is the case?"
"Certainly!" answered Mr. Jones aggressively, thinking it very important that he should substantiate this fact.
"That will do, Mr. Jones."