I may not be more virtuous, but certainly I am more respectable." This sentiment, however, brought little comfort to the chaplain.
"I am not a policeman," he protested, "and I am not going to play policeman to these men.

I notice them shut up when I come around, but I know quite well that they turn themselves loose when I pass on, and that they feel much more comfortable.

I am not and will not be their policeman." "What then would you be ?" inquired the M.O.
Barry pondered this question for some time.
"To tell the truth," he said, at length, "I confess, I don't quite know.

I wish I did, doc, on my soul.

One thing I do know, the men are no better here in their morals than they were at home." "Better?
They are worse, by Jove!" exclaimed the M.O.