He blocked the way to the door.

"I'll tell you all you want to know in the morning," he said.

"You have a wash now and turn in!" The wild eyes took a fleeting glance round the room, returning instantly, as if fascinated, to Burke's face.
"Why the devil should I?
I've got a--sty of my own to go to." "Yes, I know," said Burke.

Yet, he stood his ground, grimly emotionless.
"Then let me go to it!" Guy Ranger straightened himself, breathing heavily.

"Get out!" he said.