"Yes."
"Well, later in this case I shall bring evidence that these two printings are by the same hand. In the meantime the jury can inspect them at their leisure and arrive at their own conclusions. Thank you."
"My learned friend has suggested to you," said Miles Allison, "that pressure was brought on you to come here. Is there any truth in that suggestion?"
"No."
"You did not come here because you were frightened of what might happen to you if you didn't?"
She took some time to think over this, evidently disentangling it in her mind. "No," she ventured at last.
"What you said in the witness-box at the police court, and what you have said today, is the truth?"
"Yes."
"Not something that someone suggested you might say?"
"No."