What have you to say for yourself ?" Garay strove to speak, but the half formed words died on his lips.
"We wish explanations about that little affair in Albany," continued his merciless interlocutor, "and perhaps there is no better time than the present.

Again I repeat, what have you to say?
And you have also been in the French and Indian camp.

You bore a message to St.Luc and Tandakora and beyond a doubt you bear another back to somebody.

We want to know about that too.

Oh, we want to know about many things!" "I have no message," stammered Garay.
"Your word is not good.