"You wish me to leave you.

It is very unwise of you to suggest it, but I am quite prepared to go." "You will either resell me those plots at cost price, or you shall not set foot within the office again," Mr.Dowling insisted.

"It is a gross breach of faith, this.

I never heard of such a thing in all my life.
Most unprofessional, impossible behavior!" Tavernake showed no signs of anger--he simply turned a little away.
"I shall not sell you my land, Mr.Dowling," he said, "and it will suit me very well to leave your employ.

You appear," he continued, "to expect some one else to do the whole of the work for you while you reap the entire profits.