"How were their minds affected?"
"They were generally deranged."
"Did you witness any appearance of insanity in Mr. Fuller?"
"I did."
"How was it manifested?"
"He once imagined I was his mother, and that I was instructing him. Another time he thought he was building a house, and called out to his workmen about the work."
Before the cross examination, I noticed Mr. Willard speaking in a low voice to Mr. Marshall, when he took his hat and retired from the court-room.
Mr. Marshall. "Do you mean to convey the idea that Mr. Fuller was not rational during any part of the nights that you watched with him?"
"By no means, sir. I mean that he was a little out of his head."
"Did he recognize you?"