"ThankGod," Icried, "nomanhasbeenkilled," andIseizedmypistol, turnedbackandflungitfarawayintothewood."That'stheplaceforyou," Icried.
Iturnedtomyadversary.
"Forgiveme, youngfoolthatIam, sir," Isaid, ", ."
Ihadnosoonersaidthisthantheyallthreeshoutedatme.
"Uponmyword," criedmyadversary, annoyed, "ifyoudidnotwanttofight, whydidnotyouletmealone?"
"YesterdayIwasafool, to-dayIknowbetter," Iansweredhimgayly.
"Astoyesterday, Ibelieveyou, butasforto-day, itisdifficulttoagreewithyouropinion," saidhe.
"Bravo," Icried, clappingmyhands."!"
"Willyoushoot, sir, ornot?"
"No, Iwon't," Isaid; "ifyoulike, fireatmeagain, butitwouldbebetterforyounottofire."
Theseconds, especiallymine, wereshoutingtoo: "Canyoudisgracetheregimentlikethis, facingyourantagonistandbegginghisforgiveness! IfI'donlyknownthis!"
Istoodfacingthemall, notlaughingnow.
"Gentlemen," Isaid, "isitreallysowonderfulinthesedaystofindamanwhocanrepentofhisstupidityandpubliclyconfesshiswrongdoing?"
"Butnotinaduel," criedmysecondagain.
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