"See Cazalet?"
Toye had come to his feet, not simply in the horror and indignation which had gradually taken possession of him, but under the stress of some new and sudden resolve.
"Of course," said Blanche; "of course I must see him as soon as possible."
"Never again!" he cried.
"What?"
"You shall never speak to that man again, as long as ever you live," said Toye, with the utmost emphasis and deliberation.
"Who's going to prevent me?"
"I am."
"How?"