The very openness of your life here makes interference with you more difficult, and as to warning letters--well, you have proved the uselessness of them." "Perhaps," Mr.Sabin answered.

"At the same time, if I were a superstitious person I should consider this inaction ominous." "You must take account also," Felix said, "of the difference in the countries.

In England the police system, if not the most infallible in the world, is certainly the most incorruptible.

There was never a country in which security of person and life was so keenly watched over as here.

In America, up to a certain point, a man is expected to look after himself.