M. Labori.--“Well, then, be off.”

M. Trarieux.--“Pardon me. I should like to know on what point M.

Teyssonnière pretends that I lied. He cannot say. He admits that I took

an interest in him at the time when his name was stricken from the list

of experts, and now he covers me with odious slander, and pretends that

I drew him into some trap to get him to modify his conclusions as an

expert.”

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