"She said she didn't know; that nobody ever paid any attention to speed laws."
"What about her license?"
"I asked her and she said it was none of my business."
"Quite right," approved Mr. Pierce curtly.
"Tell the desk to run the interview verbatim, under a separate head. Will the nurse die?"
Mr. Pierce snorted contemptuously. "Die! She's hardly hurt."
"Dislocated shoulder, two ribs broken, and scalp wounds. She'll get well," said the reporter.
"Now, see here, Surtaine," said Douglas smoothly, "be reasonable. It won't do the 'Clarion' any good to print a lot of yellow sensationalism about this. There are half a dozen witnesses who say it was the nurse's fault."
"We have evidence on the other side."
"From whom?"