I can say no more." Julian walked with the Premier towards the door.
"Mr.Stenson," he declared, "you have said just what could be said from your point of view, and God knows, even now, who is in the right! You are looking at the future with a very full knowledge of many things of which we are all ignorant.

You have, quite naturally, too, the politician's hatred of the methods these people propose.

I myself am inclined to think that they are a little hasty." "Orden," Mr.Stenson replied sternly, "I did not come to you to-night as a politician.

I have spoken as a man and an Englishman, as I speak to you now.

For the love of your country and her honour, use your influence with these people.