M. Labori.--“In regard to him we make a reservation.”

The Judge.--“Here is a letter from General Gonse. He asks to be heard

among the first, because of his service.”

M. Labori.--“We shall be able to hear General Gonse among the first. It

was our intention to do so. But, in spite of our great desire to hear

him, we cannot take his personal convenience into consideration.”

The Attorney-General.--“Nor his service?”

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