You will want to be back to receive him in from shooting." "Not that, I think.

He is above those little cares.

But it will be as well we should go the nearest way, as we have spent so much of our time here.

I shall tell Mr.Kennedy that I have told you,--if you do not mind." "Tell him what you please," said Phineas.
"But I won't have it taken in that way, Mr.Finn.Your brusque want of courtesy to me I have forgiven, but I shall expect you to make up for it by the alacrity of your congratulations to him.

I will not have you uncourteous to Mr.Kennedy." "If I have been uncourteous I beg your pardon." "You need not do that.