On cross-examination it appeared that he meant apollinaris.

He was certain, however, that it was half a pint.

The butler, it was shown, had been in Kivas Kelly's employ for twenty years.
The coachman, an Irishman, was closely questioned.

He had been in Mr.
Kelly's employ for three years--ever since his arrival from the old country.

Was it true that he had had, on the day of the murder, a violent quarrel with his master?
It was.