"No," said Wade. "I guess justice is what we all want--results, as you
said yourself."
He was a subdued man. His three witnesses stirred uneasily, with
sidelong glances. Spinal Maginnis kept a corner of his eye on those
witnesses.
"Suits me," said Johnny.
"I got to get me a drink," whispered Caney, and rose, tiptoeing. But
Maginnis rose with him.
"Sit down, Mr. Caney," he said. "You look poorly. I'll fetch you some
water."
Pete Harkey took the stand and was duly sworn. He crossed his legs and
addressed the judge.
"Well, we went up in Redgate, Dan Fenderson and I and a bunch. We
thought there was no use of more than one coming here to-day, because
we all saw just the same things."