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Even if I were the person that this gentleman supposes , there is nothing proved . He may very possibly have received a forged letter , but I perceive nothing to fix the charge upon the party he calls Maddox . Let me call in my own witnesses , who had volunteered to come down from Bristol , and you will be convinced how completely mistaken the gentleman is . '' To this Mr. Grey replied that the case against him was not yet closed , and cautioning him to keep his own witnesses back ; but he was urgent to be allowed to call them at once , as it was already late , and they were to go by the six o'clock train . Mr. Grey consented , and a messenger was sent in search of them . Mr. Beauchamp looked disturbed . `` What say you to this , Colin ? ''