436. Who was the shopman who did that?-I think Robert Anderson is his name.
437. Did you say anything to Mr. Linklater when he came in?-I just asked him for the money.
438. You applied to him for the money when the shopman had refused it?-Yes.
439. And Mr. Linklater gave it to you without any hesitation?- Yes.
440. The 2s. was all that you asked?-Yes. I thought I would not get any money, because I had been denied it before.
441. Did you take the pass-book that was offered to you?-No; I did not think of taking it to-day.
442. Were you thinking of not dealing with Mr. Linklater any more?-No; I have got another shawl from him to make.
443. Did you get the worsted for it to-day?-Yes.
444. Does Mr. Linklater take a note of the quantity of worsted he gives out to you?-Yes; he weighs it.
445. He knows how much it will take to make a shawl, and he weighs the shawl when it is brought back?-Yes.