She sent for the two Saracinesca, and I--waited till they came, because I was determined to see justice done.

I am sure I was right,--was I not ?" "What did they say ?" asked Del Ferice, quietly watching her face.
"If you will believe it, that monster of villany, Don Giovanni, was as cold as stone, and denied the whole matter from beginning to end; but his father was very angry.

Of course they demanded the proofs.

I never saw anything like the brazen assurance of Don Giovanni." "Did you mention me ?" inquired Del Ferice.
"No, I had not seen you: of course I did not want to implicate you.

I said I would show them the papers tomorrow at the same hour." "And then you came to see me," said Del Ferice.