It is at least as well to know the truth." "Pick out the truth, then, Sir Arthur, as you like it.

I am not on the witness stand before you, and you are not my judge.

There has been forsworn testimony enough already in this town.

Were it not for that, Mr.Law would at this moment be free as you or I." Sir Arthur struck his hands together in despair, and turning away, strode down the room.
"Oh, I see it all well enough," cried he.

"You are mad as any who have hitherto had dealings with this madman from the North." The girl rose to her full height and stood before him.
"It may be I am mad," said she.