This he dashed to the ground.

The lacquey who rushed in at the commotion to inquire if his honour had rung, he seized by the nape of the neck and flung out of the room.

Then he rushed after the man and pommelled him for daring to go out before he had been told to go.

Finally he dashed out and, for the lowest silver coin he could make up his mind to part with, hired a hackney coach to take him to his villa near the park, for thither he had resolved to fly.
On arriving there he recovered himself somewhat.
So Coloman had been discovered and had confessed about his own doings and Margari's.

Well he must simply disavow Margari, that's all.