"After all it was your fault and we had to pay for it." "Now, Tom, you made me pretty angry when you talked to me the other day, and if you want to get me into another row, I won't object; but I was not asked for any names, and I did not put the blame on any one.

Can't you believe a fellow ?" "No, I can't.

If that parson hadn't come, I'd have licked you." "Perhaps," said John.
"Isn't any perhaps about it.

You look out, that's all." John laughed.

He was just now what the Squire described as horse-happy and indisposed to quarrel.