The Incredulity of Father Brown
and I understand how it is that you understand—all sorts of things."
"Well, I'm blamed if I understand," cried the breezy Western gentleman boisterously. "Your Wilson and your Irishman seem to be just a couple of cut-throat murderers who killed their benefactor. I've no use for a black and bloody assassin of that sort in my morality, whether it's religion or not."
"He was a black and bloody assassin, no doubt," said Fenner, quietly. "I'm not defending him; but I suppose it's Father Brown's business to pray for all men, even for a man like———"
"Yes," assented Father Brown, "it's my business to pray for all men, even for a man like Warren Wynd."
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