These persons are impostors, Lady Dunborough! Impostors!' he continued.

'In this house, at any rate.

They have no right to be here!' 'You shall pay for this!' shrieked Mr.Fishwick.For he it was.
'I will ring the bell,' the tutor continued in a high tone, 'and have them removed.

They have no more to do with Sir George Soane, whose name they appear to have taken, than your ladyship has.' 'Have a care! Have a care, sir,' cried the lawyer, trembling.
'Or than I have!' persisted Mr.Thomasson hardily, and with his head in the air; 'and no right or title to be anywhere but in the servants' room.

That is their proper place.