I wanted you to know something.

It has to do with Mr.
Carnac Grier." "Oh, that--eh!" "It's something you've got to know.

If I give you the sure means to win your election, it would be worth while--eh ?" The beating of Barouche's heart was hard, but nothing showed in his face.

There he had control.
"I like people who know their own minds," he said, "but I don't believe anything till I study what I hear.

Is it something to injure Mr.Grier ?" "If a married man went about as a single man and stood up for Parliament against you, don't you think you could spoil him ?" For a moment Barouche was silent.