He did not speak, but his long, thin arm pointed toward the engineer.
"Not yet," said Hovey, "not yet! Tomorrow if he doesn't give in, we'll turn you loose on him." The fireman grinned and went back on noiseless feet to his companions to spread the good tidings.

Hovey approached the wireless house.
"We've got one show left to offer, but we're savin' it till tomorrow," he said.

"So brace up, hearties, and keep cheer.

You'll see Campbell go a way worse than either of these tomorrow." "Wait," called Harrigan, suddenly roused.

"D'you mean to say that you'd try your hellwork on a kind man like Campbell ?" "A kind man like Campbell ?" echoed Hovey, and then laughed.