"He did, sir."
"And did you agree with him?"
"I did not."
"Have you had any cause since then to change your mind?"
"I object to that question," exclaimed Warren, heatedly.
"Objection not sustained," ruled the president. "Continue your examination, Mr. Judge Advocate."
"While in Winchester did you see anything in the prisoner's conduct which made you believe that she was acting as a spy?"
"No, sir; I saw nothing in her conduct which would indicate that." Only Warren's keen ear caught the slight emphasis on "saw," and he drew a quick breath of relief when the judge advocate did not press the question.
"Did you escort the accused and her aunt to Winchester?"
"I did, sir."