"Read one more passage," he said. "1 Cor-vi. 20."
"'Ye are bought with a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's.' That is again just like the words in Leviticus," said Rotha;—"head and hand and foot redeemed, and head and hand and foot belonging to the Redeemer."
"Exactly," said Mr. Southwode. "That is not difficult to recognize. The question is, will we stand to the bargain?"
"Why?"
"It costs so much, to let it stand."
"It has not cost you much," said Rotha. "I should not say, by your face, it has cost you anything."
"It has cost me all I have."
"Well, in a way—"
"Truly," he said, meeting her eyes. "I do not count anything I have my own."
"But in practice—"