He is very angry with me for taking the course which has seemed right to me.
I had quite high words with him last night.

You cannot imagine what a terrible fellow he is when he is angry." "If we are to go to Norwood it would perhaps be as well to start at once," I ventured to remark.
He laughed until his ears were quite red.

"That would hardly do," he cried.

"I don't know what he would say if I brought you in that sudden way.

No, I must prepare you by showing you how we all stand to each other.