"Great God! Insolent! And with his arm chewed off! Nevertheless he was a meek and lowly servant, and there is no record of his having been insolent." "But the courts," I urged.

"The case would not have been decided against him had there been no more to the affair than you have mentioned." "Colonel Ingram is leading counsel for the company.

He is a shrewd lawyer." Ernest looked at me intently for a moment, then went on.

"I'll tell you what you do, Miss Cunningham.

You investigate Jackson's case." "I had already determined to," I said coldly.
"All right," he beamed good-naturedly, "and I'll tell you where to find him.