Mr.
Keep says that he is afraid that the will, which Albert made, is not good in law." "Not good! Why not ?" asked Mary Erskine.
"Why because there is only one witness The law requires that there should be three witnesses, so as to be sure that Albert really signed the will." "Oh no," said Mary Erskine.

"One witness is enough, I am sure.

The Judge of Probate knows you, and he will believe you as certainly as he would a dozen witnesses." "But I suppose," said Mrs.Bell, "that it does not depend upon the Judge of Probate.

It depends upon the law." Mary Erskine was silent.

Presently she opened her drawer and took out the will and looked at it mysteriously.