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Updated: May 16, 2025
* Everything on which a double-headed eagle the emblem of the Austrian Government was painted, engraved or sculptured, the Wallachians called paszura. Imre hastily took the dress, while Decurio spoke to the people, made arrangements for the execution of their plans, and pointed out the way to the castle, promising to follow them immediately.
"There is not a moment to lose; here is a peasant's mantle if you should be interrogated, you have only to show this paszura,* and mention my name. Your not knowing the language is of no consequence; my men are accustomed to see Hungarian gentlemen visit me in disguise, and having only seen you by night, they will not recognize you."
When he had ascended about halfway, he was suddenly stopped by an armed Wallachian, who had been kneeling before a shrine in the rock, and seeing the stranger, rose and stood in his path. The latter pronounced the Decurio's name, and produced his paszura.
They were those of Imre and Jolanka, but his features did not betray the slightest emotion. "You will know them probably," continued Lupey. "The young magnate, who escaped us at the pass, came for the girl in your absence, and at the same time stole your money, and, what is more, we found your paszura upon him also." "Who killed them?" asked the Decurio, in his usual calm voice.
"There is not a moment to lose; here is a peasant's mantle if you should be interrogated, you have only to show this paszura, and mention my name. Your not knowing the language is of no consequence; my men are accustomed to, see Hungarian gentlemen visit me in disguise, and having only seen you by night, they will not recognize you."
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