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Know that she loves you not, and is now laughing at you, however much she may have made you believe she loved you! She is a wretch!" Verty thought Mr. Jinks spoke of Redbud the dominant idea again and frowned. "Yes! a perfidious, unfeeling traitoress," observed Mr. Jinks, grimacing terribly; "and if thou makest a single step toward her, I will spit thee on my sword!"
"The traitoress has the infamy to smile at me whom she has betrayed," was the thought in his heart. "It will soon be time!" These final minutes of necessary waiting and dissembling were the most unendurable of all this damming back of a madman's thirst for vengeance. Ebbett had said that there is a prefatory period of excitation followed shortly by languor.
We will call the soldiers that they may conduct this traitoress and adulteress to the tower, as they have done her paramour." "Yet for that there is needed still a formality. The queen will not be admitted into the Tower without the king's written and sealed order." "Then I will draw up that order."
The question whether Lady Jane Dudley was an innocent martyr, or a traitoress against God, whose inordinate pride and tyranny had been effectually repressed, was thus left altogether in the wind; and it was not, perhaps, wonderful if many of Knox's readers concluded that all right and wrong in the matter turned upon the degree of the sovereign's orthodoxy and possible helpfulness to the Reformation.
But Lizzie begged and wailed so much that her father could not but yield, and promised her to forgive all if she proved that she was no traitoress to her country, but a true and brave daughter of the Tyrol; after doing so, he would permit her to marry her Bavarian betrothed.
Just then came along a tall gent in a cloak, like Sir Everard wears, and my lady screeches out at sight of him. Sir Everard, he spoke in a deep, 'orrid voice, and the words were so hawful, he Bob Dawson remembered them from that day to this. "'I swore by the Lord who made me I would murder you if you ever met that man again. False wife, accursed traitoress, meet your doom!
She was in no wise prepared for this meeting. Despite the vow she had sworn within herself, to be ever pure in her love for Henri, and never yield to him, she felt great discomfort at the thought that she was a traitoress to the confiding, happy woman who sat by her side. She was possessed by one idea she would not go to that dinner.
Once more a poisoned arrow had struck her. Till now she had been wicked only in her own eyes; now she was wicked in the eyes of another. Paula knew it was she who had betrayed her. The traitoress had been met by treachery. The woman she hated had a right to regard her as spiteful and malignant, and for this she hated her more than ever.
Still, to picture the poor signora as a traitoress, in the pay of that villain Mocenigo, is too absurd. I had the greatest difficulty in keeping my gravity when he was unfolding his story. But he is an excellent lad, nevertheless. A true, honest, brave lad, with a little of the bluffness that they say all his nation possess, but with a heart of gold, unless I am greatly mistaken."
You shall see your Princess Maida die this would-be traitoress to my Master Tarrano!" With all the strength of his puny body Wolfgar flung Georg backward safely away from the deadly violet beam. And then, without warning, without a cry which would endanger us, the little Mars man sprang headlong, into and through the violet beam of death. Passing of a Friend
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