Mrs. Dale, who is a clever person, in spite of her disclaimers, was silent a moment. “I know what you mean, of course. But I don’t agree with you in the least. And you,” she added with the air of a woman making a telling point--“you the recently appointed attorney of the paper trust, with a fabulous salary, you’re the last man to talk like that.” I regarded her a moment with sardonic brightness. “Mrs. Dale,” I said, “it grieves us to see the ideals of our friends shattered.” End of Project Gutenberg’s The Law-Breakers and Other Stories, by Robert Grant