"I don't know about that; I will see in due time."
"You will see in due time, I trust, that the discipline of the Parkville Liberal Institute is not to be set at defiance with impunity."
"I have not set the discipline at defiance. I submitted myself, and did what I could to make others do so. You can't say that I did anything wrong while I was a member of the academy. You turned me out, and I was going quietly and in order, when you began to browbeat me."
"I ordered you to come to me, and you did not come. That was downright disobedience."
"It was after you had turned me out; and all I had to do was to go."
"You were still on my premises, and were subject to my orders."
"I don't think I was."
"I shall not argue the matter with you. I am going to teach you the duty of obedience."
"Perhaps you will; but I don't believe you will," I replied, in a tone of defiance.
"We'll see."