第8章

类别:其他 作者:Sabatini, Rafael字数:9451更新时间:18/12/18 09:15:50
Richard,notknowingwhomighthavebetrayedhimandtowhatextent,wasveryfearful—havingthroughhisconnectionwiththeCauseeveryreasonsotobe。Blake,ontheotherhand,consciousofhisinnocenceofanyplotting,wasimpatientofhisposition,andathoughtcontemptuous。Itwashewho,uponbeingusheredbytheconstableandhismenintotheaugustpresenceoftheLord—Lieutenant,clamouredtoknowpreciselyofwhathewasaccusedthathemightstraightwayclearhimself。 Albemarlerearedhisgreatmassivehead,smotheredinamightyblackperuke,andscowleduponthefloridLondonbeau。Ablack—visagedgentlemanwasChristopherMonk。Hispendulouscheeks,itistrue,wereofasallowpallor,butwhatwithhisblackwig,blackeyebrows,darkeyes,andtheblue—blacktintofshavenbeardonhisgreatjawandupperlip,hepresentedanappearancesombrelysinister。Hisnetherlipwasthickandveryprominent;deepcreasesranfromthecornersofhismouthadownhisheavychin;hiseyesweredullandlack—lustre,withgreatpouchesunderthem。Inthemain,theairofthissonofthegreatParliamentariangeneralwasstupid,dull,unprepossessing。 ThecreasesofhismouthdeepenedasBlakeprotestedagainstwhathetermedthisoutragethathadbeendonehim;hesneeredponderously,thrustingfurtherforwardhisheavilyundershotjowl。 \"Weareinformed,sir,ofyourantecedents,\"hestaggeredBlakebyanswering。\"WehavelearntthereasonwhyyouleftLondonandyourcreditors,andinallmylife,sir,Ihaveneverknownamanmorereadytoturnhishandtotreasonthanabrokengamester。Yourkindturnsbyinstincttosuchworkasthis,asalastresourceforthemendingofbatteredfortunes。\" Blakecrimsonedfromchintobrow。\"I\'mforejudged,it,seems,\"hemadeanswerhaughtily,tossinghisfairlocks,hisblueeyesglaringuponhisjudges。\"MayI,atleast,knowthenameofmyaccuser?\" \"Youshallreceiveimpartialjusticeatourhands,\"putinPhelips,whosemannerwasofadangerousmildness。\"Dependonthat。Notonlyshallyouknowthenameofyouraccuser,butyoushallbeconfrontedbyhim。Meanwhile,sirs\"—andhisglancestrayed£romBlake\'sflushedandangrycountenancetoRichard\'s,paleandtimid—\"meanwhile,arewetounderstandthatyoudenythecharge?\" \"Ihaveheardnoneasyet,\"saidSirRowlandinsolently。 Albemarleturnedtooneofthesecretaries。\"Readthemtheindictment,\" saidhe,andsankbackinhischair,hisdullglanceupontheprisoners,whilsttheclerkinadroningvoicereadfromadocumentwhichhetookup。ItimpeachedSirRowlandBlakeandMr。RichardWestmacottofholdingtreasonablecommunicationwithJamesScott,DukeofMonmouth,andofplottingagainstHisMajesty\'slifeandthroneandthepeaceofHisMajesty\'srealms。 Blakelistenedwithunconcealedimpatiencetothefarragooflegalphrases,andsnortedcontemptuouslywhenthereadingcametoanend。 Albemarlelookedathimdarkly。\"IdothankGod,\"saidhe,\"thatthroughMr。Westmacott\'sfollyhasthishideousplot,thisblackanddamnabletreason,beenbroughttolightintimetoenableustostampoutthisfireereitiswellkindled。Haveyouaughttosay,sir?\" \"Ihavetosaythatthewholechargeafoulandunfoundedlie,\"saidSirRowlandbluntly:\"Ineverplottedinmylifeagainstanythingbutmyownprosperity,noragainstanymanbutmyself。\" Albemarlesmiledcoldlyathiscolleagues,thenturnedtoWestmacott。 \"Andyou,sir?\"hesaid。\"Areyouasstubbornasyourfriend?\" \"Iincontinentlydenythecharge,\"saidRichard,andhecontrivedthathisvoiceshouldringboldandresolute。 \"Achargebuiltonair,\"sneeredBlake,\"whichthefirstbreathoftruthshouldutterlydispel。Wehaveheardtheimpeachment。WillYourGracewiththesameconsiderationpermitustoseetheproofsthatwemaylaybaretheirfalseness?Itshouldnotbedifficult。\" \"Doyousaythereisnosuchplotasisherealleged?\"quoththeDuke,andsmoteapapersharply。 Blakeshruggedhisshoulders。\"HowshouldIknow?\"heasked。\"IsayIhavenoshareinany,thatIamacquaintedwithnone。\" \"CallMr。Trenchard,\"saidtheDukequietly,andanusherwhohadstoodtamelybythedooratthefarendoftheroomdepartedontheerrand。 Richardstartedatthementionofthatname。HehadasingulardreadofMr。Trenchard。 ColonelLuttrell—leanandwiry—nowaddressedtheprisoners,Blakemoreparticularly。\"Still,\"saidhe,\"youwilladmitthatsuchaplotmay,indeed,exist?\" \"Itmay,indeed,foraughtIknow—orcare,\"headdedincautiously。 Albemarlesmotethetablewithaheavyhand。\"ByGod!\"hecriedinthatdeepboomingvoiceofhis,\"therespokeatraitor!Youdonotcare,yousay,whatplotsmaybehatchedagainstHisMajesty\'slifeandcrown!Yetyouaskmetobelieveyouatrueandloyalsubject。\" Blakewasangered;hewasatbestashort—temperedman。Deliberatelyheflounderedfurtherintothemire。 \"IhavenotaskedYourGracetobelievemeanything,\"heansweredhotly。\"ItisallonetomewhatYourGracebelievesme。ItakeitIhavenotbeenfetchedhithertobeconfrontedwithwhatYourGracebelieves。Youhavepreferredalyingchargeagainstme;Iaskforproofs,notYourGrace\'sbeliefsandopinions。\" \"ByGod,sir,youareadaringrogue!\"criedAlbemarle。 SirRowland\'seyesblazed。\"Anon,YourGrace,when,havingfailedofyourproofs,youshallbeconstrainedtorestoremetoliberty,IshallaskYourGracetounsaythatword。\" Albemarlestared,confounded,andinthatmomentthedooropened,andTrenchardsaunteredin,caneinhand,hishatunderhisarm,awickedsmileonhiswizenedface。 LeavingBlake\'sveiledthreatunanswered,theDuketurnedtotheoldrake。\"Theserogues,\"saidhe,pointingtotheprisoners,\"demandproofseretheywilladmitthetruthoftheimpeachment。\" \"Thoseproofs,\"saidTrenchard,\"arealreadyinYourGrace\'shands。\" \"Aye,buttheyhaveaskedtobeconfrontedwiththeiraccuser。 Trenchardbowed。\"Isityourwish,then,thatIreciteforthemthecountsonwhichIhavebasedtheaccusationIlaidbeforeYourGrace?\" \"Ifyouwillcondescendsofar,\"saidAlbemarle。 \"Blisterme……!\"roaredBlake,whentheDukeinterruptedhim。 \"ByGod,sir!\"hecried,\"I\'llhavenosuchdisrespectfullanguagehere。You\'llobservethedecencyofspeechandforbearfromprofanities,youdamnedrogue,orbyGod!I\'llcommityouforthwith。\" \"Iwillendeavour,\"saidBlake,withasarcasmlostonAlbemarle,\"tofollowYourGrace\'sloftyexample。\" \"Youwilldowell,sir,\"saidtheDuke,andwasshockedthatTrenchardshouldlaughatsuchamoment。 \"Iwasabouttoprotest,sir,\"saidBlake,\"thatitismonstrousI shouldbeaccusedbyMr。Trenchard。Hehasbuttheslightestacquaintancewithme。\" Trenchardbowedtohimacrossthechamber。\"Admitted,sir,\"saidhe。 \"WhatshouldIbedoinginbadcompany?\"AnanswerthisthatsetAlbemarlebawlingwithlaughter。TrenchardturnedtotheDuke。\"Iwillbegin,anitpleaseYourGrace,withtheexpressionsusedlastnightinmypresenceattheBellInnatBridgwaterbyMr。RichardWestmacott,andIwillconfinemyselfstrictlytothosemattersonwhichmytestimonycanbecorroboratedbythatofotherwitnesses。 ColonelLuttrellinterruptedhimtoturntoRichard。\"Doyourecallthoseexpressions,sir?\"heaskedhim。 Richardwincedunderthequestion。Nevertheless,hebracedhimselftomakethebestdefencehecould。\"Ihavenotyetheard,\"saidhe,\"whatthoseexpressionswere;norwhenIhearthemmustitfollowthatIrecognizethemasmyown。Imustadmittohavingtakenmorewine,perhaps,than……than……\"WhilsthesoughttheexpressionthatheneededTrenchardcutinwithalaugh。\"Invinoveritas,gentlemen,\"andHisGraceandSirEdwardnoddedsagely;Luttrellpreservedastolidexterior。Heseemedlesspronethanhiscolleaguestoforejudging。 \"WillyourepeattheexpressionsusedbyMr。Westmacott?\"SirEdwardbegged。 \"Iwillrepeattheonethat,tomymind,mattersmost。Mr。Westmacott,gettingtohisfeetandinaloudvoice,exclaimed,\"GodsavetheProtestantDuke!\" \"Doyouadmitit,sir?\"thunderedAlbemarle,hiseyesgloweringuponRichardhesitatedamoment,paleandtrembling。 \"Youwillwastebreathindenyingit,\"saidTrenchardsuavely,\"forIhaveadrawerfromtheBellInn,andtwogentlemenwhooverheardyouwaitingoutside。\" \"I\'faith,sir,\"criedBlake,\"whattreasonwasthereinthat?Ifhe……\" \"Silence!\"thunderedAlbemarle。\"LetMr。Westmacottspeakforhimself。\" Richard,inspiredbythedefenceBlakehadbegun,tookthesamelineofargument。\"IadmitthatintheheatofwineImayhaveusedsuchwords,\"saidhe。\"ButIdenytheirintenttobetreasonable。TherearemanymenwhodrinktotheprosperityofthelateKingssson……\" \"Naturalson,sir;naturalson,\"Albemarleamended。\"Itistreasontospeakofhimotherwise。\" \"Itwillbeatreasonpresentlytodrawbreath,\"sneeredBlake。 \"Ifitbe,\"saidTrenchard,\"itisatreasonyou\'llnotbelongcommitting。\" \"Faith,youareright,Mr。Trenchard,\"saidtheDukewithalaugh。 Indeed,hefoundMr。Trenchardamostpleasantandfacetiousgentleman。 \"Still,\"insistedRichard,endeavouringinspiteoftheseirrelevanciestomakegoodhispoint,\"therebemanymenwhodrinkdailytotheprosperityofthelateKing\'snaturalson。\" \"Aye,sir,\"answeredAlbemarle;\"butnothisprosperityinhorridplotsagainstthelifeofourbelovedsovereign。\" \"True,YourGrace;verytrue,\"purredSirEdward。\"ItwasnotsoI meanttotoasthim,\"criedRichard。Albemarlemadeanimpatientgesture,andtookupasheetofpaper。\"How,then,\"heasked,\"comesthisletter—thisletterwhichmakesplainthetreasonuponwhichtheDukeofMonmouthisembarked,justasitmakesplainyourparticipationinit—howcomesthislettertobefoundinyourpossession?\"Andhewavedtheletterintheair。 Richardwentthecolourofashes。Hefalteredamoment,thentookrefugeinthetruth,forallthatheknewbeforehandthatthetruthwasboundtoringmorefalsethananyliehecouldinvent。 \"Thatletterwasnotaddressedtome,\"hestammered。 Albemarlereadthesubscription,\"TomygoodfriendW。,atBridgwater。\" Helookedup,aheavysneerthrustinghisheavylipstillfurtherout。 \"Whatdoyousaytothat?Doesnot`W\'standforWestmacott?\" \"Itdoesnot。\" \"Ofcoursenot,\"saidAlbemarlewithheavysarcasm。\"ItstandsforWilkins,orWilliams,or……or……What—not。\" \"Indeed,Icanbearwitnessthatitdoesnot,\"exclaimedSirRowland。 \"Besilent,sir,Itellyou!\"bawledtheDukeathimagain。\"Youshallbearwitnesssoonenough,Ipromiseyou。Towhom,then,\"heresumed,turningagaintoRichard,\"doyousaythatthisletterwasaddressed?\" \"ToMr。Wilding—Mr。AnthonyWilding,\"Richardanswered。 \"IwouldhaveYourGracetoobserve,\"putinTrenchardquietly,\"thatMr。Wilding,properlyspeaking,doesnotresideinBridgwater。\" \"Tush!\"criedAlbemarle;\"theroguebutmentionsthefirstnamewitha\'W\'thatoccurstohim。He\'snotevenaningeniousliar。Andhow,sir,\"heaskedRichard,\"doesitcometobeinyourpossession,havingbeenaddressed,asyousay,toMr。Wilding?\" \"Aye,sir,\"saidSirEdward,blinkinghisweakeyes。\"Tellusthat。\" Richardhesitatedagain,andlookedatBlake。Blake,whobynowhadcometorealizethathisfriend\'saffairswerenotmendedbyhisinterruptions,moodilyshruggedhisshoulders,scowling。 \"Come,sir,\"saidColonelLuttrell,engagingly,answerthequestion。\" \"Aye,\"roaredAlbemarle;\"letyourinventionhavefreerein。\" AgainpoorRichardsoughtrefugeinthetruth。\"We—SirRowlandhereandI—hadreasontosuspectthathewasawaitingsuchaletter。\" \"Tellusyourreasons,sir,ifwearetocredityou,\"saidtheDuke,anditwasplainhemockedtheprisoner。Itwas,moreover,arequestthatstaggeredRichard。Still,hesoughttofindareasonthatshouldsoundplausible。 \"WeinferreditfromcertainremarksthatMr。Wildingletfallinourpresence。\" \"Tellustheremarks,sir,\"theDukeinsisted。 \"Indeed,Idonotcallhisprecisewordstomind,YourGrace。Buttheyweresuchthatwesuspicionedhim。\" \"Andyouwouldhavemebelievethathearingwordswhichawokeinyousuchgravesuspicions,youkeptyoursuspicionsandstraightwayforgotthewords。You\'rebutanindifferentliar。\" Trenchard,whowasstandingbythelongtable,leanedforwardnow。 \"Itmightbewell,anitpleaseYourGrace,\"saidhe,\"towaivethepoint,andletuscometothosematterswhichareofgreatermoment。 LethimtellYourGracehowhecamebytheletter。\" \"Aye,\"saidAlbemarle。\"Wedobutwastetime。Tellus,then,howcametheletterintoyourhands?\" \"WithSirRowland,here,IrobbedthecourierashewasridingfromTauntontoBridgwater。\" Albemarlelaughed,andSirEdwardsmiled。\"Yourobbedhim,eh?\"saidHisGrace。\"Verywell。Buthowdidithappenthatyouknewhehadtheletteruponhim,orwasitthatyouwereplayingthehightobymen,andthatinrobbinghimyouhopedtofindothermatters?\" \"Notso,sir,\"answeredRichard。\"Isoughtbuttheletter。\" \"Andhowknewyouthathecarriedit?Didyoulearnthat,too,fromMr。Wilding\'sindiscretion?\" \"YourGracehassaidit。\" \"`Slife!Whatanimpudentroguehavewehere!\"criedtheangryDuke,whoconceivedthatRichardwaspurposelydealingineffrontery。\"Mr。 Trenchard,Idothinkwearewastingtime。Besogoodastoconfoundthembothwiththetruthofthismatter。\" \"Thatletter,\"saidTrenchard,\"wasdeliveredtothemattheHareandHounds,hereatTaunton,byagentlemanwhoputupattheinn,andwastherejoinedbyMr。WestmacottandSirRowlandBlake。Theyopenedtheconversationwithcertaincantphrasesveryclearlyintendedaspasswords。Thus:theprisonerssaidtothemessenger,astheyseatedthemselvesatthetableheoccupied,`Youhavetheair,sir,ofbeingfromoverseas,\'towhichthecourieranswered,`Indeed,yes。IamfromHolland。\'FromthelandofOrange,\'saysoneoftheprisoners。`Aye,andotherthings,\'repliesthemessenger。`Thereisafairwindblowing,\'headds;towhichoneoftheprisoners,IbelieveitwasSirRowland,makesanswer,`MayitprospertheProtestantDukeandblowPoperytohell。\'Thereuponthelandlordcaughtsomementionofaletter,buttheseplotters,perceivingthattheywereperhapsbeingoverheard,senthimawaytofetchthemwine。Ahalf—hourlaterthemessengertookhisleave,andtheprisonersfollowedaveryfewminutesafterwards。\" Albemarleturnedtotheprisoners。\"YouhaveheardMr。Trenchard\'sstory。Howdoyousay—isittrueoruntrue?\" \"Youwillwastebreathindenyingit,\"Trenchardtookitagainuponhimselftoadmonishthem。\"ForIhavewithmethelandlordoftheHareandHounds,whowillcorroborate,uponoath,whatIhavesaid。\" \"Wedonotdenyit,\"putinBlake。\"Butwesubmitthatthematterissusceptibletoexplanation。\" \"Youcankeepyourexplanationstillyourtrial,then,\"snappedAlbemarle。\"Ihaveheardmorethanenoughtocommitthepairofyoutogaol。\" \"But,YourGrace,\"criedSirRowland,sofiercelythatoneofthetything—mensetarestraininghanduponhisshoulder,\"IamreadytoswearthatwhatIdid,andwhatmyfriendMr。Westmacottdid,wasdoneintheinterestsofHisMajesty。Wewereworkingtodiscoverthisplot。\" \"Which,nodoubt,\"putinTrenchardslyly,\"isthereasonwhy,havinggottheletter,yourfriendMr。Westmacottlockeditinadesk,andyoukeptsilenceonthematter。\" \"Yousee,\"exclaimedAlbemarle,\"howyourliesdobutservefurthertobindyouinthetoils。Itiseverthuswithtraitors。\" \"Idothinkyouareadamnedtraitor,Trenchard,\"beganBlake;\"afoul……\" ButwhatmorehewouldhavesaidwascheckedbyAlbemarle,whothunderedforthanorderfortheirremoval,andthen,scarcewerethewordsutteredthanthedooratthefarendofthehallwasopened,andthroughitcameasoundofwomen\'svoices。Richardstarted,foronewasthevoiceofRuth。 Anusheradvanced。\"MayitpleaseYourGrace,therearetwoladiesherebegthatyouwillheartheirevidenceinthematterofMr。 WestmacottandSirRowlandBlake。\" Albemarleconsideredamoment。Trenchardstoodverythoughtful。 \"Indeed,\"saidtheDuke,atlast,\"IhaveheardasmuchasIneedhear,\" andSirPhelipsnoddedintokenofconcurrence。 Notso,however,ColonelLuttrell。\"Still,\"saidhe,\"intheinterestsofHisMajesty,perhaps,weshouldbedoingwelltoreceivethem。\" Albemarleblewouthischeekslikeamanwearied,andstaredaninstantatLuttrell。Thenheshruggedhisshoulders。 \"Admitthem,then,\"hecommandedalmostpeevishly,andRuthandDianawereusheredintothehall。Bothwerepale,butwhilstDianawasflutteredwithexcitement,Ruthwascalmandcool,anditwasshewhospokeinanswertotheDuke\'sinvitation。Theburdenofherspeechwasaclear,succinctrecitation—inwhichshesparedneitherWildingnorherself—ofhowthelettercametohaveremainedinherhandsandsilencetohavebeenpreservedregardingit。Albemarleheardherverypatiently。 \"Ifwhatyousayistrue,mistress,\"saidhe,\"andGodforbidthatI shouldbesoungallantastothrowdoubtuponalady\'sword,itcertainlyexplains—althoughmoststrangely—howtheletterwasnotbroughttousatoncebyyourbrotherandhisfriendSirRowland。YouarepreparedtoswearthatthisletterwasintendedforMr。Wilding?\" \"Iampreparedtoswearit,\"shereplied。 \"Thisisveryserious,\"saidtheDuke。 \"Veryserious,\"assentedSirEdwardPhelips。 Albemarle,alittleflustered,turnedtohiscolleagues。\"Whatdoyousaytothis?WereitperhapswelltoorderMr。Wilding\'sapprehension,andtohavehimbroughthither?\" \"Itweretogiveyourselvesuselesstrouble,gentlemen,\"saidTrenchard,withsomuchassurancethatitwasplainAlbemarlehesitated。 \"BewareofMr。Trenchard,YourGrace,\"criedRuth。\"HeisMr。Wilding\'sfriend,andifthereisaplotheissuretobeinit。\" Albemarle,startled,lookedatTrenchard。HadtheaccusationcomefromeitherofthementheDukewouldhavesilencedhimandabusedhim;butcomingfromawoman,andsocomelyawoman,itseemedtoHisGraceworthyatleastofconsideration。ButnimbleMr。Trenchardwaseasilymasterofthesituation。 \"Which,ofcourse,\"heanswered,withfinesarcasm,\"isthereasonwhyIhavebeenatworkforthepastfour—and—twentyhourstolayproofsofthisplotbeforeYourGrace。\" Albemarlewasashamedofhismomentaryhesitation。 \"Fortherest,\"saidTrenchard,\"itisperfectlytruethatIamMr。Wilding\'sfriend。Buttheladyisevenmoreintimatelyconnectedwithhim。Ithappensthatsheishiswife。\" \"His……hiswife!\"gaspedtheDuke,whilstPhelipschuckled,andColonelLuttrell\'sfacegrewdark。 Trenchard\'swickedsmileflickereduponhismobilefeatures。\"TherearerumourscurrentofcourtpaidherbySirRowland,there。Whoknows?\"hequestionedmostsuggestively,archinghisbrowsandtighteninghislips。\"Wivesarestrangekittle—kattle,andhusbandshavebeenknownbeforetogrowinconvenient。Uponreflection,YourGracewillnodoubtdiscerntheprecisedegreeoffaithtoattachtowhatthisladymaytellyouagainstMr。Wilding。\" \"Oh!\"exclaimedRuth,hercheeksflamingcrimson。\"Butthisismonstrous!\" \"TishowIshouldmyselfdescribeit,\"answeredTrenchardwithoutshame。 Spurredtoitthus,Ruthpouredouttheentirestoryofhermarriage,andsoclearandlucidwasherstatementthatitthrewupontheaffairafloodoflight,whilstsofrankandtruthfulwashertone,hernarrativehungsowelltogether,thattheBenchbegantorecoverfromtheshocktoitsfaith,andwasagainindangerofbelievingher。 Trenchardsawthisandtrembled。TosaveWildingfortheCausehehadresortedtothisdesperateexpedientofbetrayingthatCause。Itmustbeobserved,however,thathehadnotdonesosaveundertheconvictionthatbetrayeditwasboundtobe,andthatsincethatwasinevitablethethinghadbettercomefromhim—forWilding\'ssake—thanfromRichardWestmacott。HehadtakenthebullbythehornsinamostdesperatefashionwhenhehaddeterminedtohoistRichardandBlakewiththeirownpetard,hopingthat,afterall,theharmwouldreachnofurtherthanthedestructionofthesetwo—apurelydefensivemeasure。Butnowthisgirlthreatenedtowreckhisschemejustasitwasbeingsafelysteeredtoharbour。Suddenlyheswunground,interruptingher。 \"Lies,lies,lies!\"heclamoured,andhisinterruptioncomingatsuchatimeservedtoimpresstheDukemostunfavourably—aswellitmight。 \"Itisourwishtohearthisladyout,Mr。Trenchard,\"theDukereprovedhim。 ButMr。Trenchardwasundismayed。Indeed,hehadjustdiscoveredahithertoneglectedcard,whichshouldputanendtothisdangerousgame。 \"IdoabhortohearYourGrace\'spatiencethusabused,\"heexclaimedwithsomeshowofheat。\"Thisladymakesamockofyou。Ifyou\'llallowmetoasktwoquestions—orperhapsthree—I\'llpromisefinallytoprickthisbubbleforyou。HaveIYourGrace\'sleave?\" \"Well,well,\"saidAlbemarle。\"Letushearyourquestions。\"Andhiscolleaguesnodded。 TrenchardturnedairilytoRuth。BehindherDianasat—anattendanthadfetchedachairforher—infearandwonderatwhatshesawandheard,hereyeseverandanonstrayingtoSirRowland\'sback,whichwastowardsher。 \"Thisletter,madam,\"saidhe,\"forthepossessionofwhichyouhaveaccountedinso……so……picturesqueamanner,wasintendedforandaddressedtoMr。Wilding,yousay。Andyouarepreparedtosweartoit?\" RuthturnedindignantlytotheBench。\"MustIanswerthisman\'squestions?\"shedemanded。 \"Ithink,perhaps,itwerebestyoudid,\"saidtheDuke,stillshowingheralldeference。 SheturnedtoTrenchard,herheadhigh,hereyesfulluponhiswrinkled,cynicalface。\"Iswear,then……\"shebegan,buthe—consummateactorthathewasandversedintricksthatimpressanaudience—interruptedher,raisingoneofhisgnarled,yellowhands。 \"Nay,nay,\"saidhe。\"Iwouldnothaveperjuryprovedagainstyou。 Idonotaskyoutoswear。Itwillbesufficientifyoupronounceyourselfpreparedtoswear。 Shepoutedherlipatrifle,herwholeexpressionmanifestinghercontemptofhim。\"Iaminnofearofperjuringmyself,\"sheansweredfearlessly。\"AndIswearthattheletterinquestionwasaddressedtoMr。Wilding。\" \"Asyouwill,\"saidTrenchard,andwascarefulnottoaskherhowshecamebyherknowledge。\"Theletter,nodoubt,wasinanouterwrapper,onwhichtherewouldbeasuperscription—thenameofthepersontowhomtheletterwasaddressed?\"hehalfquestioned,andLuttrell,whosawthedriftofthequestion,noddedgravely。 \"Nodoubt,\"saidRuth。 \"Nowyouwillacknowledge,Iamsure,madam,thatsuchawrapperwouldbeadocumentofthegreatestimportance,asimportant,indeed,astheletteritself,sincewecoulddependuponitfinallytoclearupthispointonwhichwediffer。Youwilladmitsomuch,Ithink?\" \"Why,yes,\"sheanswered,buthervoicefalteredalittle,andherglancewasnotquitesofearless。She,too,sawatlastthepithehaddugforher。Heleanedforward,smilingquietly,hisvoiceimpressivelysubdued,andlaunchedtheboltthatwastoannihilatethecredibilityofthestoryshehadtold。