and she sat on the other end, making two judges instead of one. She lit a cigarette and deliberated between every question she asked, blowing the smoke in the air.
\"Harris, you're taking the wrong line altogether,\" she began smoothly. \"If Danforth was a blackguard, as you say, let that be your defence. If you can prove it, no jury would convict you.\"
Harris calmed down, and scowled at her suspiciously. He didn't know how
and she sat on the other end, making two judges instead of one. She lit a cigarette and deliberated between every question she asked, blowing the smoke in the air.
\"Harris, you're taking the wrong line altogether,\" she began smoothly. \"If Danforth was a blackguard, as you say, let that be your defence. If you can prove it, no jury would convict you.\"
Harris calmed down, and scowled at her suspiciously. He didn't know how
