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... Leave this girl alone. We men have to endure
enough at your hands, but we won't endure this. ... We'll do as I did
to-night. I thrashed you--"
"Like a coward, in the dark, from behind," said Bonbright, boyish
pride insisting upon offering its excuse. "I didn't stop you to argue
about capital and labor. I stopped you--to tell you the truth about
to-night. I've told it."
"You've lied the way your kind always lies."
Bonbright's lips straightened, his eyes hardened, and he leaned
forward. "I promised Miss Frazer nothing--should happen. It sha'n't.
... But you're a fool, Dulac. You know I'm telling the truth--but you
won't admit it--because you don't want to. Because I'm not on your
side, you won't admit it. ... And that makes you a fool. ... Be
still. You haven't hesitated to tell me I lied. I've taken that--and
you'll take what I have to say. It isn't much. I don't know much
about the--differences between your kind and my kind. ... But your
side gets more harm than good from men like you.


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