These are my unalterable opinions." Bernard said: "Well, Belton, we have at last arrived at a point of separation in our lives.

I know the Anglo-Saxon race.

He will never admit you to equality with him.

I am fully determined on my course of action and will persevere." Each knew that further argument was unnecessary, and they arose to part.

They stood up, looking each other squarely in the face, and shook hands in silence.