"Out with it.

Come!" "Sir," returned Mr.Wopsle, "without having the honor of your acquaintance, I do say Guilty." Upon this we all took courage to unite in a confirmatory murmur.
"I know you do," said the stranger; "I knew you would.

I told you so.
But now I'll ask you a question.

Do you know, or do you not know, that the law of England supposes every man to be innocent, until he is proved-proved--to be guilty ?" "Sir," Mr.Wopsle began to reply, "as an Englishman myself, I--" "Come!" said the stranger, biting his forefinger at him.

"Don't evade the question.