You're going to think twice and doubt your own hunches, and make mistakes, and I--I shall take advantage of them.

Of course I shall do more than merely--" "Well, by God! I knew you had the gall of the devil, but--See here, Gray, don't you understand what I can do to you?
I don't want any trouble with you, but one word from me and--" "Of course you want no trouble with me; but, alas! my dear Colonel, you are going to have it.

Oh, a great deal of trouble.

More trouble than you ever had in all your life.

Either you are going broke, or I am.