We saw it all from across the street, but we didn't come across to interfere until we had to." "I'll take some of your impudence out of you in the police court," insisted Mr.Drayne.
"Yes, I would, if I were you," broke in Len Spencer coolly.

"I saw this whole business, too, and I'll take pleasure in testifying against you both.

Mr.Drayne, you didn't see the start of this thing, and I did.

But you, at least, know that your son is a moral leper kicked out of the High School because he was not decent enough to associate with the other students.

I wouldn't be surprised if he gets some of his bad qualities from you, sir" "You'll sing a different tune in court," asserted Heathcote Drayne heatedly.
"So will you," laughed Len Spencer.