“ ‘None.’
“ ‘Did your friend express any intention of lingering in the wood, or was there any reason why he should linger in the wood?’
“ ‘No, certainly not. He entered the wood at a quick pace, and, so far as I know, he intended to keep it up. He was walking partly for exercise and partly to look at the condition of the fields.’
“ ‘There were no seats in the wood.’ The counsel returned to the point. ‘Were there any fallen trees to sit down upon?’
“ ‘Not to my knowledge.’
“ ‘Was it a morning for lying down on the grass?’
“ ‘No; there had been rain; the path was muddy and the grass was wet.’
“ ‘Did you suppose that the deceased would loiter about in the wet wood, in the mud and in the long grass in the wood, for two long hours?’
“ ‘I do not. I think it most improbable—even impossible.’
“ ‘Your suggestion is that there was someone lurking in the wood?’