Despard, the Spy: Or, The Fall of Montreal — page 66: what you’re looking at

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foréhead ‘of the Secretary.’ * Move, whtsper, or look ‘at me again, and J spatter your brains upon the wall: + vane yere, you. Go througl: this chap's clothes”) Wilton, yet closely masked, entered the room and ‘began to rearch the Secretary, © They found’in his re various articles which’ only’s Frenchman would carry.’ Lumps of white eugar,.a small flask of: caw do wie, a 81 bor, and at last @. package of papers. e “ Open ’em, and see “if ‘they are the ‘ones you are aster,” said Despard. Wiltoit obeyed. | Opening the fret phpes he began to read, translating into English. It was addressed to the u Divinity of Montreal,” Marie D'Arigny.’" | ¢iWhy, you 'soup-eating ' heathen,” cried Witton; “} have’ a mind toccrgm this’production down your thfeat””"""" | “ What? Oran him down ‘my troat? ze ‘sotg T write in honuaire of ze maid I love? I s’all demand satisfaction from you—~ze sutisfaction of a gentleman't . You" stall meet ' me, sat, wig any weapon you chose, and I vill make you take” back ze word yow’ave'tse, Cram? "I gall tave ze rhea ‘Plaistr Of: ont your ¢roat:from-ear'to'ear.”) © “, Nonsense |” ejaculated Wilton. - # Iie’all’ remember zese'insult, Ze’ onda alisteetion can es suffice. You s’all name your place aud Faleeagpnd ‘Fou s’all give me your card, If you refuse, I s’all bay"you ate un lache.; ‘You? understand ?—un Jla@che extraordinaire: ant Parbleu !” oC @'Tyhave’ no'time:t6 quarrél wits! you now,” said: Wilton, Perhaps we(shall' never meet again.” ' But, if ‘we do, 1 s mise you thé satisfaction’ yowask.- These ate not thd p we want. As fur as I can ‘see, ‘they: ‘are: private papers, tro u | Beep! ’em,"enid Despard, ‘observing that the eyes ‘of ‘the Secretaty ‘Degth to brighten. “ Thete may ‘be pus among’em;) ‘Let’ me lobk’ lim over.’ ‘You hold be pisto If -he-says any: thing, blow out his brains. 8 Ont -Despard).ran:his*bands over the person ‘of the Senietery and: foiind :nothing whatever’. The Governor began to smile. The Secretary. had taken some precaution before -coming out; it was ievidept.; Despard was 4 littlepuzvled: ” He stdop to look at ‘the shoes of the Secretary, dnd" in’ doing: ‘fo, ‘fi (ENO | KS 5CO