When I asked him whether he'd been at my shed, what made him say that he hadn't been there at night-time?
I said nothing about night-time.

But the man was there at night-time, or he wouldn't have used the word." "I'm not sure that that is evidence." "Perhaps not in England, Mr.Medlicot, but it's good enough evidence for the bush.

And what made him pretend he didn't know the distances?
And why can't he look a man in the face?
And why should the boy have said it was he if it wasn't?
Of course, if you think well of him you're right to keep him.

But you may take it as a rule out here that when a man has been dismissed it hasn't been done for nothing.

Men treated that way should travel out of the country.