Don't come out to see me off, Mary.
Others would follow, and I don't want to be conspicuous.

I do wish people would mind their own business." "No danger of my coming out.

I don't want to see you break your neck," cried Mary, re-entering her room.
"You must let me go, Madge," said Mr.Muir, firmly.

"I may have to interpose my authority." "Yes, do come, for Heaven's sake!" said Graydon.
"Very well," laughed Madge.

"If I once get on, you and the horse may both find it hard to get me off.