Only one other point--a minor one--remains to be considered.

I refer to the doctrines or the religious belief of the new amalgamation." "Is it necessary to go into that ?" asked Mr.Boulder.
"Not entirely, perhaps," said Mr.Skinyer.

"Still there have been, as you all know, certain points--I won't say of disagreement--but let us say of friendly argument--between the members of the different churches--such things for example," here he consulted his papers, "as the theory of the creation, the salvation of the soul, and so forth, have been mentioned in this connection.

I have a memorandum of them here, though the points escape me for the moment.

These, you may say, are not matters of first importance, especially as compared with the intricate financial questions which we have already settled in a satisfactory manner.