"You saw enough certainly, if you saw that, and you needn't mention the lady's name, as you say.

The evidence is not merely circumstantial.

You saw it with your own eyes, and you are an official of the Court, and have the ear of the Judge, and you look like a saint to a jury.

Well for sure, I can't prove defamation of character, as you say.

But what then--what do you want ?" "What I want I hope you may be able to grant without demur, monsieur.
I want you to give your pledge on the Book"-- he laid his hand on a Testament lying on the table--"that you will hold no further communication with the lady." "Where do you come inhere?
What's your standing in the business ?" Masson jerked out his words now.