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THE AVENGING HUSBAND 103 and the wildness of frenzy wasin hiseyes. ‘ Eliza gone forth alone, unattended, on foot, an outcast, a wanderer! Oh, it is intolerable,’ and snatching up his hat, he rushed madly to the door. “Whither would you go, Bertram? ”’ cried Lord Clandon, seizing his brother forcibly by the arm to hold him back. “ Whither would I go? ”’ ejaculated the almost maddened young man. “ To find her whom my insensate passion has ruined; to console her, if consolation be possible, to implore her pardon, to adopt means to prove her innocence — ”’ ‘‘ But, Bertram — ’’ ‘“‘ Detain me not, Hugh, detain me not,’’ and thus speak- ing with increasing frenzy of feelings and rabid vehemence of manner, Bertram rushed forth from the village inn. Lord Clandon hurried out to the threshold of the front door, but his brother had already disappeared from his view. 6)(0)() (-) Com “eS (EO)