But let that pass; it is not, I suppose, my business.

The world is as the good God made it.

I can do nothing toward bettering it.

I have always known you to be a scoundrel--a fact to be deplored--and that is all.

But so soon as your villany affects my own life, then, my friend, a more active recognition of it is necessary." "Indeed!" sneered the Frenchman.
"Your villany has touched Paul's life, and at that point it touches mine," continued Karl Steinmetz, with slow anger.