[Under the Red Robe by Stanley Weyman]@TWC D-Link bookUnder the Red Robe CHAPTER XIII 17/40
I could have struck the fool. 'But I know what you mean,' he replied, in a tone of suppressed rage. 'You would have her sell herself; sell herself to you to save me.
And you would have me stand by and see the thing done.
No, sir, never; never, though I go to the wheel.
I will die a gentleman, if I have lived a fool.' 'I think that you will do the one as certainly as you have done the other,' I retorted in my exasperation.
And yet I admired him. 'Oh, I am not quite a fool!' he cried, scowling at me.
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