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It was n't Winn 's place to say , `` What the devil are you doing here , sir ? '' to Mr. Roper ; it was the question which , if Mr. Roper had had the slightest presence of mind , he would have addressed to Winn . As it was he did nothing but snarl -- a timid and ineffectual snarl which was without influence upon the situation . `` You 'd better clear out , '' Winn continued ; `` but if I see you in Davos after the eight o'clock express to-morrow I shall give myself the pleasure of breaking every bone in your body . Any one 's at liberty to play a game , Mr. Roper , but not a double game ; and in the future I really would n't suggest your choosing a dying man 's wife to play it with . It 's the kind of thing that awfully ruffles his friends . '' `` I do n't know what you mean , '' said Mr. Roper , hastily edging toward the door ; `` your language is most uncalled for .