"What, again?"
"And you shall regret it. And you shall leave this town," he added, turning to go. "You have not only insulted me, but you—you have put an indignity upon Mr. McElwin." Indignity was rather a big word, coming from him unexpectedly out of his vague recollection, and he halted to stiffen with a better opinion of himself. "I say you shall leave this town."
"I heard what you said. But I thought we were to be cool. Oh, pardon me, it was the fire that gave offense."
"I say you are going to leave this town."
"Good-bye, then."
"I will make one more attempt," said Sawyer, standing in the door.
"Don't exert yourself."
"I will offer you a thousand dollars to go away."
"My stock is rising."
"Will you take it?"