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Q. Dont you know? A. No, sir. I can give | Q. Dont you know? A. No, sir. I can give | ||
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[page 758] cold under your eyes and it was not known to the officers, would you need instructions in order to mention it? A. I suppose they knew how they treated their patients. Q. Then you would wait for instructions before you mentioned it? A. I should. Q. Although you saw the man suffering? A. I should do the best I could with what materials I had of my own. Q. You say you saw the engineer pinch him with the tongs once? A. Yes, sir, several times. Q. Was the engineer vexed or angry, or in fun? A. I dont know what you would call it He used to laugh at Peter when he made an outcry Q. Was he doing this in sport or in anger? A. I never asked him what he did it for. Q. Dont you know? A. No, sir. I can give my opinion. Q. Wont you give your opinion. A. Because he wanted to torment him. He didnt appear particularly vexed with Peter Q. As matter of fact dont you know that he was in sport at the time from