I know why now." Hearing this, I told them both unreservedly what I had said to Eustace, and how he had received it.

To my unspeakable disappointment, they both sided with my husband, treating my view of his position as a mere dream.
They said it, as he had said it, "You have not read the Trial." I was really enraged with them.

"The facts are enough for _me,_" I said.
"We know he is innocent.

Why is his innocence not proved?
It ought to be, it must be, it shall be! If the Trial tell me it can't be done, I refuse to believe the Trial.

Where is the book, Major?
Let me see for myself if his lawyers have left nothing for his wife to do.