The washbowl I did not notice." "That will do, for the present, Mr.Henkel.

Mr.Farley, will you now state just what you saw, while watching this forenoon ?" Midshipmen Farley told, simply, how he and Page had commenced their watch.
"In the first place, sir," declared Farley, "as soon as Mr.Darrin and Mr.Dalzell had left their room, and the corridor was empty, Mr.Page and I, acting by permission and direction of this office, went at once to Mr.Darrin's room.

We made an inspection.

At that time there were no such signs of disorder as those which Lieutenant Nettleson subsequently found.

Then, sir, Mr.Page and I went back to our room.