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"
Time
enough
to
talk
when
you
've
done
something
to
justify
it
.
Cry
boo
to
a
goose
;
but
do
n't
fancy
your
big
words
are
going
to
frighten
me
,
Mr
Calhoun
!
Quick
,
gentlemen
!
I
'm
impatient
to
put
an
end
to
his
boasting
and
blasphemy
!
"
"
Hound
!
"
frantically
hissed
out
the
chivalric
Southerner
.
"
Low
dog
of
an
Irish
dam
!
I
'll
send
you
howling
to
your
kennel
!
I
'll
--
"
"
Shame
,
Captain
Calhoun
!
"
interrupted
the
major
,
seconded
by
other
voices
.
"
This
talk
is
idle
,
as
it
is
unpolite
in
the
presence
of
respectable
company
.
Have
patience
a
minute
longer
;
and
you
may
then
say
what
you
like
.
Now
,
gentlemen
!
"
he
continued
,
addressing
himself
to
the
surrounding
,
"
there
is
only
one
more
preliminary
to
be
arranged
.
They
must
engage
not
to
begin
firing
till
we
have
got
out
of
their
way
?
"
A
difficulty
here
presented
itself
.
How
was
the
engagement
to
be
given
?
A
simple
promise
would
scarce
be
sufficient
in
a
crisis
like
that
?
The
combatants
--
one
of
them
at
least
--
would
not
be
over
scrupulous
as
to
the
time
of
pulling
trigger
.
"
There
must
be
a
signal
,
"
pursued
the
major
.
"
Neither
should
fire
till
that
be
given
.
Can
any
one
suggest
what
it
is
to
be
?
"
"
I
think
.
I
can
,
"
said
the
quiet
Captain
Sloman
,
advancing
as
he
spoke
.
"
Let
the
gentlemen
go
outside
,
along
with
us
.
There
is
--
as
you
perceive
--
a
door
at
each
end
of
the
room
.
I
see
no
difference
between
them
.
Let
them
enter
again
--
one
at
each
door
,
with
the
understanding
that
neither
is
to
fire
before
setting
foot
across
the
threshold
.
"
"
Capital
!
the
very
thing
!
"
replied
several
voices
.
"
And
what
for
a
signal
?
"
demanded
the
major
.
"
A
shot
?
"
"
No
.
Ring
the
tavern
bell
!
"
"
Nothing
could
be
better
--
nothing
fairer
,
"
conclusively
declared
the
major
,
making
for
one
of
the
doors
,
that
led
outward
into
the
square
.
