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At last he owned that he might have done so . Of course he had been anxious to get his money , and he had thought that he might best do so by such an offer . He was reduced to much misery during his cross-examination ; but on the one main statement that he had been present at the marriage he was not shaken . At six o'clock the trial was adjourned till the next day , and the two Caldigates were taken in a fly to a neighbouring inn , at which rooms had been provided for them . Here they were soon joined by Mr. Seely , who explained , however , that he had come merely to make arrangements for the morrow . ` How is it going ? ' asked Caldigate .