"I suppose she has told you her version of the story," she said angrily.
"Mrs. Paxton tells me that you are angry, but I could have seen that for myself."
"I want to speak to you alone."
"I prefer that we should talk here."
"I certainly shall not talk before a woman who has insulted me. She called me a savage!"
"Did I?" said Jane, lifting her head in surprise.
"Do I understand that you are going to town?" Jerry asked.
"Yes. You will have to go with me. I can't manage alone, with this foot."
"You seem to be doing very well. I'll put you on the train and wire for them to meet you. I'm sorry, but it is impossible for me to go to town this afternoon."
Bobs sauntered up.