"Of course, if there is to be a fight, I'm good to go out with anybody," said Dolly. "When there's any beastly thing to be done, I've always got to do it. But don't you think that kind of thing is a little slow?"
"Who began it?" said Sir Felix, sitting down again. Whereupon Lord Grasslough, who had finished his dinner, walked out of the room. "That fellow is always wanting to quarrel."
"There's one comfort, you know," said Dolly. "It wants two men to make a quarrel."
"Yes; it does," said Sir Felix, taking this as a friendly observation; "and I'm not going to be fool enough to be one of them."

"Who began it?" said Sir Felix, sitting down again. Whereupon Lord Grasslough walked out of the room. "That fellow is always wanting to quarrel."
"It takes two men to make a quarrel," said Dolly.
"Yes; it does," said Sir Felix, taking this as a friendly observation; "and I'm not fool enough to be one of them."
