"I don't think you will," said Glen, in a mildly irritating way.
"Again I repeat I don't think you will."
"Why not?"
"Because I can advance some weighty reasons against your doing so."
"To which I shall not listen," said Bellshaw.
"To which I am certain you will listen, and, having heard them, will fall in with my views."
Bellshaw was fast losing his temper. He had no idea what Leigh was driving at.
"I tell you again if you don't come down handsomely with the sweep money I'll strike him out."
"And I say you will not," retorted Glen.