Die game." "Never fear," replied Jack.

"If I get free, I'll have a bout with you at all weapons.

If not, I'll take a cheerful glass with you at the City of Oxford, on my way to Tyburn." "Give you the best I have in either case," replied Figg.

"Good-b'ye!" And with a cordial shake of the hand he took his departure.
Sir James Thornhill, then, rose.
"I won't trouble you further, Jack," he remarked.

"I've done all I can to the portrait here.