"Very well," said I, nodding, "then I'll find you again if it costs me every penny of my heritage!" At this she turned with clenched fists, but seeing me stand prepared, walked on again.
"I hate you!" she exclaimed vehemently.
"No matter!" said I.
"You're a—a coward!"
"I know it!" I sighed.
"A fool wi' no manliness in you!"
"Agreed!" quoth I. "You shall teach me better—"
"I'm done wi' you—finished, d'ye hear?"
"Also, I begin to suspect that you are really a little annoyed with me, Diana; pray, why?"
"Ah! You know why!"