I don't dwell on them because you haven't seen Miss King, and so they won't--for the present--carry much weight with you.

In the second place, there is her confession.

You choose to consider that I was mistaken about that, and that Miss King was really confessing something of quite a different kind.

I say nothing about the improbability of my being mistaken in a perfectly simple matter.

I simply leave the confession on one side, and offer you corroborative evidence of a quite unmistakable description.