“I refuse to argue,” said Lambourne. “Everyone knows you’re white, so what do you care?” “You told me once you didn’t believe in me.” “You knew it was a lie, Alathea.” The girl nodded thoughtfully. “Yes. I knew it was a lie. At least, I was almost sure. But you made me uncertain in court.” “When I cross-examined you?” “Yes. You treated me perfectly, of course: but you were so very plainly Miss Fennel’s man.” “I’ll wager Miss Fennel believed in you.” “I wish I could think so. Never mind. You made me lie and then mad…
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