"What do you know concerning this case?"
"Nothing," he says, shortly.
"Did you know that man," pointing to the body of Burrill; "in his life."
"I had not that honor."
"Ah—you have seen him."
"I believe so," indifferently.
"You can't swear to the fact, then?"
"I knew him better by reputation, than by sight."
The coroner wiggled, uneasily.
"You are a friend to Doctor Heath?"