16. It was evident that I had an awkward customer to deal with.
XIV (pp. 66—70)
1. I soon saw that I was getting involved in a nasty business.
2. You should have seen the air he put on in answering me.
3. I raised my arm as if to seize him by the coat-collar.
4. All the spectators at once clapped their hands.
5. Just fancy! the marquess brought to his senses by this slip of an usher!
6. My friend has not yet arrived, but I expect him every moment.
7. I was beginning to think that I should get off with a good fright.
8. What penalty do you think it your duty to inflict upon him?