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"
Then
it
is
an
immoral
city
,
"
said
Little
Chandler
,
with
timid
insistence
--
"
I
mean
,
compared
with
London
or
Dublin
?
"
"
London
!
"
said
Ignatius
Gallaher
.
"
It
's
six
of
one
and
half-a-dozen
of
the
other
.
You
ask
Hogan
,
my
boy
.
I
showed
him
a
bit
about
London
when
he
was
over
there
.
He
'd
open
your
eye
...
.
I
say
,
Tommy
,
do
n't
make
punch
of
that
whisky
:
liquor
up
.
"
"
No
,
really
...
.
"
"
O
,
come
on
,
another
one
wo
n't
do
you
any
harm
.
What
is
it
?
The
same
again
,
I
suppose
?
"
"
Well
...
all
right
.
"
"
Francois
,
the
same
again
...
.
Will
you
smoke
,
Tommy
?
"
Ignatius
Gallaher
produced
his
cigar-case
.
The
two
friends
lit
their
cigars
and
puffed
at
them
in
silence
until
their
drinks
were
served
.
"
I
'll
tell
you
my
opinion
,
"
said
Ignatius
Gallaher
,
emerging
after
some
time
from
the
clouds
of
smoke
in
which
he
had
taken
refuge
,
"
it
's
a
rum
world
.
Talk
of
immorality
!
I
've
heard
of
cases
--
what
am
I
saying
?
--
I
've
known
them
:
cases
of
...
immorality
...
.
"
Ignatius
Gallaher
puffed
thoughtfully
at
his
cigar
and
then
,
in
a
calm
historian
's
tone
,
he
proceeded
to
sketch
for
his
friend
some
pictures
of
the
corruption
which
was
rife
abroad
.
He
summarised
the
vices
of
many
capitals
and
seemed
inclined
to
award
the
palm
to
Berlin
.
Some
things
he
could
not
vouch
for
(
his
friends
had
told
him
)
,
but
of
others
he
had
had
personal
experience
.
He
spared
neither
rank
nor
caste
.
He
revealed
many
of
the
secrets
of
religious
houses
on
the
Continent
and
described
some
of
the
practices
which
were
fashionable
in
high
society
and
ended
by
telling
,
with
details
,
a
story
about
an
English
duchess
--
a
story
which
he
knew
to
be
true
.
Little
Chandler
as
astonished
.
