These words, "I am questioning you," seemed to make an unexpected, disagreeable impression on Dantin, and he frowned.
"When did you visit Rovère the last time?"
"The last time?"
"Yes. Strive to remember."
"Two or three days before the murder."
"It was not two or three days; it was two days exactly before the assassination."
"You are right, I beg your pardon."
The Examining Magistrate waited a moment, looking the man full in the eyes. It seemed to him that a slight flush passed over his hitherto pale face.
"Do you suspect anyone as the murderer of Rovère?" asked M. Ginory after a moment's reflection.
"No one," said Dantin. "I have tried to think of some one."