He seemed uncertain whether or no to join in the conversation.

Finally, impulse swayed him.
"Let us all be thankful," he said, "that Paul Fiske is content with the written word.

If the democracy of England found themselves to-day with such a leader, it is he who would be ruling the country, and not I." "The man is a pacifist!" the Earl protested.
"So we all are," the Bishop declared warmly.

"We are all pacifists in the sense that we are lovers of peace.

There is not one of us who does not deplore the horrors of to-day.