Sp.—In what does that contrast consist?
A.—In a larger share of comforts, and fewer political evils.
Sp.—As to the former, I think you are right. I do not think that the people of France have so much of the enjoyments of life as ours; but as for our being freer from political evils than England, I cannot agree with you.
A.—If you will permit me to take them separately, I think we shall find no difficulty in agreeing.
Sp.—Certainly.
A.—The chief source of our animosities springs from differences in religion.
Sp.—We are not troubled with these in Spain.
A.—The next is difference of race.
Sp.—We are free from this too.
A.—Have you two great organized interests, commercial and agricultural?