"He makes himself conspicuous for finding fault with all transgressors of the law."
"Is he not very angry?"
"He is very easily provoked."
"Now, sir, I think, when you proposed to consult Doctor Gambado, that he objected?"
"He did so."
"Upon what grounds?"
"Upon grounds that would, if true, disqualify any medical man, for professional consistency."
"What were these grounds?"
"He said he was a mere horse dealer,—that he would give him advice to ride on horseback, and would sell him a horse to do so."
"Did you believe his assertion?"