"Very true; and if you are satisfied with your pistol, I am with my poker. I am ready to end this meeting at any time."
"I am not ready to end it. I have business with you. I don't forgive an enemy."
"I do, when he deserves to be forgiven."
"None of your cant! I'm not going to a prayer-meeting with you now."
"It would do you good to go to one; and I know of no one who needs to go any more than you."
"If you can hold your tongue long enough, we will proceed to business, Phil."
"I have no business to proceed to; and I'm going to speak as I feel inclined," I replied, resting the poker in a chair near me.
"I have business with you, if you have not with me. As I told you, I never forgive an enemy."
"As I told you before, that is an Indian sentiment."
"Will you hold your tongue?"