He admits he smokes himself.

He doesn't call himself a sinner.

Easy enough for him to be high and mighty.

One law for him and another for me." Poor young Bateson had a sorry time of it for the next week.

In his terror at the prospect of having to smoke that awful cigar to the bitter end, he had scarcely known what he was saying; and it was not until Felgate charged him with being a sneak that he realised he had said anything to compromise his senior.