No.
O. J. L.—Oh! You prefer not! Very well, I will ask you in this way: Have you met any particular friend of mine?
Yes.
O. J. L.—Very well then, spell his name.
The table spelt:—
MYRES AND GRA.
Here O. J. L. thought that he had got wrong—rather suspected that the A meant "No," and stupidly said:—
O. J. L.—Well, it doesn't matter, it won't be evidential, so I may as well guess what you mean: Is it Gurney?
The table assented. But it still went on spelling. It again spelt:—
GRA