"No more do I," said Bob. "He's very mean, Geordie. He encouraged me to follow you so that I could tell them where my cousin was."
"Bah!" said Geordie, "and they call him a bishop! Her ladyship wishes not to be found out, and she sha'n't be—by a bishop. I own I don't understand her ladyship's idea."
"I do," said Bob. "Suppose some one said you couldn't do something, Geordie, a hundred miles an hour for instance."
Geordie shook his head.
"I'd show 'em!"
"And that you wouldn't after you said you would."
"I'd show 'em," repeated Geordie.
"And that you shouldn't?"
"Shouldn't be damned, beggin' your pardon, Mr. Robert. I'd show 'em!"
"That's my cousin's idea," said Bob.