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Ques. Have you had opportunities for seeing them
together in the engine room. Ans. Yes, have seen him 
at the forge.
Ques. Have you been there at irregular times, without
notice to anybody. Ans. Very frequently. My habit is to
go through the duct and up the stairs that open
directly into the engine room. I have gone there and
found Mr. Sampson smoking and he would be surprised;
he knew that I did not like to have him smoking.
Ques. When you have come in this unexpectedly what has
been his treatment of Peter. Ans. I never saw anything
but kindness towards Mr. Haines on the part of Mr. Sampson.
Ques. What is Mr. Sampson's manner of treating the
men under him. Ans. Always kind so far as I 
have observed.
Ques. Is he a faithful man in his work. Ans. One
of the most faithful, one of the most valuable men
at the hospital.
Ques. Does he over work himself. Ans. He does more
than he ought to. I have frequently remonstrated with
him.
Ques. Have you had occasion during all the years.