I, in short, refuse to allow anything of the kind to proceed; and I must ask you to respect my wishes in the matter.

There is another subject which I will take this opportunity of mentioning; but as I have no desire to force your inclinations, I shall not press you for a declaration of your feelings at present.

Sholto Douglas----" "I do not want to hear _anything_ about Sholto Douglas," said Marian, rising.
"I expect you, Marian, to listen to what I have to say." "On that subject I will not listen.

I have felt very sore and angry ever since you told me last night to leave the room when Sholto insulted me, as if I were the aggressor." "Angry! I am sorry to hear you say so to me." "It is better to say so than to think so.

There is no use in going on with this conversation, papa.