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A cynical ser Seaton, standing opposite to him with his fine head well thrown back on his shoulders and his whole face alive with the power of thought, looked rather like a Viking expostulating with some refractory vassal

"So you think the United States wouldn't take my 'discovery?'" he said--"Or--if they took it--couldn't be trusted to keep a pledged word?"

Gwent shrugged his shoulders

"Of course our governovernment in the world,"--he said--"Perhaps ed hich necessitated an inhu loss of s considerable gain to those who engineer it,--this makes all the difference between humanity and INhuht to know!" replied Seaton--"And if your opinion is against e you toto you, you may bet every dollar you possess that if neither the United States nor any other govern the nations like dogs in leash, I'll hold the millions! Yes, Mr Senator Gwent, I swear it! I'll be master of the world!"