I am only elaborating the meager report lying there under your hand.

But I recognize my folly.

You ordered me to dream, and I did so.

Cannot we forget my unworthy vaporings and enter upon the consideration of what may prove more profitable ?" Here he glanced down at the slip of paper he himself held--the slip which Mr.Gryce had handed him with a single word written on it, and that word a name.
"In a moment," was Mr.Gryce's answer.

"First explain to me how, with the facts all in mind, and your chart before your eyes, you reconciled Correy's position on the side staircase two minutes after the shooting with your theory of a quick escape to the court by means of the door back of the tapestry?
Haven't you hurried matters to get him so far in such a short space of time ?" "Mr.Gryce, I have heard you say yourself that this question of time has been, from the first, our greatest difficulty.