"If they'd had their way there would not have been a printing-press in existence.

If you are going to canonize anybody, begin with Aldus Minutius." "Only a difference in patrons," chimed in Lockwood, "the difference between a pope and a doge." "And it's the same to-day," echoed Kelsey, taking the book from O'Day's hand, to keep the leaves from buckling.

"Only it's neither pope nor doge, but the money king who's the patron.

We should all starve to death but for him.

I've been waiting for Mr.O'Day to hunt one down and make him buy this," he added, closing the book carefully.