Because they took into the fields no more than the unwilling labour they had taken to the factory, and because they would not repent, Father Gauden called for their dismissal and Bobby agreed to have no more to do with them. They had the sad satisfaction of continuing to rail against the capitalistic system and the arrogance of feudalism. > They could feed themselves upon Miss Baker's old leaflet about Bobby's debauchery, a characteristic dish upon the table Of Socialism. They could think regretfully of the Social Peace League that had been so rich in promise but so brief in performance. Worse than any disappointment and more horrible than the scandals of Bobby's private life they had the scandal of seeing men of sound character preferred before them, contrary to what they had learned from political teachers of all parties. One of these outcasts it was who pitched a brick through Bobby's window and then regaled Miss Baker with the story of his wrongs. Bobby had important business to transact in his room that night, so he gave orders that the window-pane was to be patched up with paper and that no more bricks were to be allowed an entrance until his guests should have departed. A few days before this he had met Miss Patterman and she said that he ought to bring his wife and baby to Denbury. "Thank you," he replied, "I 'd rather they stayed among the downtrodden peasantry at home." The affair of the brick explains his preference. The smouldering habit of violence in the town was excessively annoying to him. He did not like having things thrown at him, any more than other people do, yet he had a strong disinclination to engaging in personal conflict with the Denbury people. He did not want the kind of popularity that a man gets by coming to fisticuffs with a rude fellow in the street, and he did not think that any such occurrence would be proper. A general uprising of the mob against him would have been another matter. He would have welcomed that for several reasons, among which it must be confessed that there was one which was not very noble....

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