In plain words—lies, Mr. Queckett.
QUECKETT.
A habit of preparing election manifestos for various members of my family may have impaired a fervent admiration for truth, in which I yield to no man.
RANKLING.
[Advancing in a determined manner.] Very well, sir!
QUECKETT.
[Retreating.] One moment, Rankling. One moment—if not two! I glean that you are prepared to assault—
RANKLING.
To chastise!