We will suppose you have some evidence not adduced at the trial.

Well; you must go up and see the judge, since you don't choose to impart it to any one, and lay it before him.

He will doubtless compare it with his notes of the trial, and see how far it agrees with them.

Of course you must be prepared with some kind of proof; for Judge Corbet will have to test your evidence." "It seems strange to think of him as the judge," said Ellinor, almost to herself.
"Why, yes.

He's but a young judge.