I fear neither thy sword nor thee.

Go hence, unhappy boy; when this chafed mood is past, thou wilt repent this rashness, and perchance find it harder to forgive thyself than I shall to forgive thee.

Go; thou art overwrought.

We are not equals now." Stanley involuntarily dropped the point of his sword.

"I obey thee," he said, in that deep concentrated tone, which, betrays strong passion yet more than violent words; "obey thee, because I would not strike an undefended foe; but we shall meet again in a more fitting place and season.