"Doesn't prove much," he said.

"You wouldn't have to show me that more than once either.

If anyone were giving me an intensive course on such interesting subjects, I would guarantee to remember, even at my age." Linda nodded in acquiescence.

"Then you can regard it as quite certain," she said, "that Oka Sayye is making up in an effort to appear younger than he is which means that he doesn't want his right questioned to be in our schools, to absorb the things that we are taught, to learn our language, our government, our institutions, our ideals, our approximate strength and our only-too-apparent weakness." The Judge leaned forward and waited attentively.
"The other matter," said Linda, "was relative to Saturday.

There may not be a thing in it, but sometimes a woman's intuition proves truer than what a man thinks he sees and knows.