"What train?"
"I was in the same compartment with this Mr. Tennant. We had a discussion. In the course of it I fell out."
"While the train was moving?"
"Yes. It was a miracle I was not killed. As a matter of fact I fell among some bushes, and was not even scratched."
"You say that you fell out. Do you mean that you fell out with Mr. Tennant's help?"
"He had nothing to do with it. It was a pure accident. He may have thought that he had, but he had not."
"Is it possible that he thinks you were killed?"
"It is extremely possible. When that body was found I believe he thought that it was mine."
"This is very curious; but if he saw the body he would know it was not yours."
"Would he see it? Taking it for granted that it was mine, he would not want to see it, and would they compel him to see it against his will?"