to answer the questions unless it suits her.\"
So Mrs. Bracker took the stand again.
Mme. Storey began in a voice as mild as milk—it is at such moments that she is most to be feared: \"I suppose you were well acquainted with Ram Lal through having met him at Mrs. Julian's so often.\"
\"No, indeed!\" said Mrs. Bracker with a toss of her head. \"I never aspired to be his friend. I had nothing whatever to do with him.\"
\"What
to answer the questions unless it suits her.\"
So Mrs. Bracker took the stand again.
Mme. Storey began in a voice as mild as milk—it is at such moments that she is most to be feared: \"I suppose you were well acquainted with Ram Lal through having met him at Mrs. Julian's so often.\"
\"No, indeed!\" said Mrs. Bracker with a toss of her head. \"I never aspired to be his friend. I had nothing whatever to do with him.\"
\"What
