Henry Dunbar Chapter XIII - The Prisoner Is Remanded

In which the examination of witnesses at the remand hearing paints a picture of a mysterious and sudden crime, with Mr. Dunbar’s unaccountable faintness in the cathedral drawing particular attention amidst the otherwise scant and conflicting evidence. The proceedings reveal the social stir and determination of those around him to uphold his innocence, even as unresolved questions linger subtly in the background.