M. Labori.--“Under these circumstances there is nothing left of all
that M. Ravary has said.”
Colonel Picquart.--“I cannot allow this charge to rest upon me. I ask
M. Ravary to declare frankly what other irregularities are laid at my
door.”
M. Ravary.--“There are the two already referred to,--that of which M.
Gribelin has spoken, and which I did not put in my report, and that
which M. Lauth has described.”
Colonel Picquart.--“And, covering all that with an insinuation, you
were allowing it to be supposed that there were many other things.”
M. Labori.--“M. Ravary covered that with professional secrecy, and,
when he no longer dared to appeal to professional secrecy, he had
nothing left to say.”
Colonel Picquart.--“And for three months that has been going on.”
The court then adjourned for the day.