Call Atwill over and tell him we ignore the whole business.

I'm taking a little rest, but I'll be in town in about a week." Dan was surprised to find how bitterly he resented the attack on Bassett.

The "Advertiser" spoke of the leader as though he were a monster of immorality and Dan honestly believed Bassett to be no such thing.

His loyalty was deeply intensified by the hot volleys poured into the Boordman Building; but he was not disturbed by the references to himself.

He winced a little bit at being called a "stool pigeon"; but he thought he knew the reporter who had written the article, and his experience in the newspaper office had not been so brief but that it had killed his layman's awe of the printed word.