CHAPTER XVII. Stanley was inclined to think the censorship should be extended to the supply of what he styled latter-day fiction; good wholesome stories were being ousted, he said, by “vicious, corrupting stuff” that “left a bad taste in the mouth. “The fact is—I don’t know why—this takes me by surprise. . It is no crime, none at all. "But we must be getting along if we are to lunch in the tower of the water-clock. The knife is at my breast. I’m sorry.
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