If we begin to develop traitors and conspirators we shall fare even worse.

It is necessary, therefore, that we kill these vipers that come, lest we all be slain as vipers." "That may be true, but I don't like to see you in that kind of business," said Bernard.
"Don't talk that way," said Belton, "for I counted upon your aid.

I desire to secure you as prosecuting attorney in the case.

When we thus expose the traitors, we shall earn the gratitude of the government and our race will be treated with more consideration in the future.

We will add another page to the glorious record of our people's devotion by thus spurning these traitors." "Belton, I tell you frankly that my share in that kind of business will be infinitessimally small.