'And your daughter was more temperate than you, and may have some idea as to the time? We'll ask her the question presently. Do you know if Mr. Penwyn had any considerable sum of money about him at the time he left you?'
'I don't know. He had entertained us handsomely at the "Waterfowl" on the previous night, and he stood a carriage and any quantity of champagne to the races that day, but I did not see him pay away any money except for the standing-place for his carnage.'
'Did you see him receive any money on the racecourse?'
'No.'
'Was he with you all day?'
'From twelve o'clock till half-past six in the evening.'
'And in that time you had no knowledge of his winning or receiving any sum of money?'
'No.'
'Do you know of his being associated with disreputable people of any kind—betting men, for instance?'