Cross examination.
Mr. Marshall. "Do you remember what he said to you about the children?"
"He charged me never to let the girls marry a man who had perjured himself."
This reply produced great sensation, and the sheriff again thundered "order! ORDER!!"
"Did he appear more calm toward morning?"
"Oh, no! He grew more and more excited until we promised to send for the Doctor."
"Did that wholly pacify him?"
"He seemed so relieved and rational that I staid alone with him while Mr. Hardy went for the Doctor, and he hardly spoke during his absence."
"How did he appear during that time?"