[In the Irish Brigade by G. A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookIn the Irish Brigade CHAPTER 15: Treachery 8/32
In a moment, Desmond was on his feet, a pistol which he had laid by his pillow in his grasp. "What is it, Mike ?" "It is only a gentleman who had a fancy for looking in at the window, your honour, and I have no doubt would have come in, without saying by your leave, if I had not cut the matter short by putting a bullet into his forehead.
He had some friends down below.
He came up on a ladder." He looked out of the window. "They are taking it down now, your honour.
Shall I give them another shot ?" "No, Mike; let them go.
The lesson has been good enough." The sentry had also run into the room, on hearing the shot. "It is all over," Desmond said.
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