It was fast enough for anybody." "You might go as fast with a drag, if that's all.

I'll tell you something else.

We should have killed him if Maule hadn't once ridden over the hounds when we came out of the little wood.

I spoke very sharply to him." "I heard you, Lord Chiltern." "And I suppose you thought I was a brute." "Who?
I?
No, I didn't;--not particularly, you know.

Men do say such things to each other!" "He doesn't mind it, I fancy." "I suppose a man does not like to be told that directly he shows himself in a run the sport is all over and the hounds ought to be taken home." "Did I say that?
I don't remember now what I said, but I know he made me angry.