Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 580
d not found it was necessary to getMoumouth out of the way in order to rescue himfrom the attacks of an enemy all the more terriblebecause he was hidden. Of whom does he wish to speak ? demandedLustucru. Of you ! of you who have said to me, : KillMoumouth, or I chase you from the house ! I, I have… … PARIUOLE EXPLAINS. Faribole, said the Countess severely, yourcharge is grave; can you bring any proof to sup-port it ? Proof, alas ! no, madam ; but I am ready tosweai to you Enough, interrupted the Countess ; do notadd calumny to the theft of the cat, but deliver meof your presence. The miserable…
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