Dodge, returned the lawyer.

She was put to death by some means which scarcely allowed her time to wake from the sleep, returned the lawyer.

She'd give it up fast enough if she got it through her head how downright miserable it was making you, returned the lawyer, maliciously.

"He appears to be somewhat indifferent to the outcome," returned the lawyer guardedly.

"Black as ink, my lad," returned the lawyer, shaking his head.

"Without having seen him from that time to this?" derisively returned the lawyer.

"Oh, I'll remember that," returned the lawyer, with a sly chuckle.

"In spite of all that, it may be true enough," returned the lawyer, composedly.

"For which I most sincerely congratulate you," returned the lawyer.

"The stream is not navigable," returned the lawyer curtly.

"I do not deny that there is some slight foundation to it," returned the lawyer.

"She was living three months ago," returned the lawyer.

"You have mistaken your man," returned the lawyer, now beginning to comprehend Martin more thoroughly.

"I see you are going in," returned the lawyer.

"That's professional advice, young man," returned the lawyer, "smiling.

"I am not acting for myself in the matter," returned the lawyer, after a short hesitation.