Capitolo 44
"I don't need some instructions from you, Herbert Carr, considering
what you are a criminal on it tries", said Eben, maliciously.
"You are wrong him, gentleman", says George Melville. "Being under arrest
you don't manufacture a criminal a man or boy."
"I am sure me very I/you/they are forced for the information, the Mr. Melville,"
Said Eben, spitefully. "You has chosen a beautiful companion."
"There you are corrected Melville", said, seriously. "I have done a lot
best that if I had assumed Him."
Eben quivered, but he/she didn't answer.
George Melville talked to low voice to Herbert:
"Is you/he/she prepared to accept me as Your lawyer? I am not very of one,
to be sure, but this case is very simple."
"I am very thankful for Your offer and the ax", said Herbert.
I don't propose to record the whole scene in detail, but only to
gives a general idea of the procedures.
Eben Graham was sworn as a witness, and it deposed that he had gone away
Reigning Herbert of the postal office the preceding evening. On his
return he examined the postage stamps and contents of the drawer of money, and
funds, to his/her surprise that five dollars in money and six dollars'
value of postage stamps is lost.
"How did he/she know them you/they were losing?" Asked Melville.
"Because I precisely knew how many money it was in the drawer and as
many postage stamps were there."
"Then you counted them few before you went out?"
"Yes, gentleman."
"Was that rather unusual once to make the account, was not?"
"I don't know what it was, the gentleman."
"I should imagine the end of the day it would be a more proper
time."
"I think of no, answered Eben, shortly.
"It was you it conducted to make the account because you suspected Herbert
honesty?" asked to the Mr. Melville.
"That was the a lot of reason I did him/it", Eben said with a malevolent
you throw a look to Herbert.
"It is not it a little curious that you would have had to select a boy which
honesty that you have doubted, to fill Your place?" Asked George Melville,