I have nothing more to say." Dorward gazed for a minute or two fixedly out of the window.
"Look here, Bellamy," he said, turning abruptly round, "supposing I change my mind, supposing I open this precious document and let you read it over with me ?" Bellamy rose hastily to his feet.
"You must not think of it!" he exclaimed.

"You would simply write my death-warrant.

Don't allude to that matter again.

I have risked enough in coming in here to sit with you." "Then, for Heaven's sake, don't stop any longer!" Dorward said irritably.

"You get on my nerves with all this foolish talk.