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His
last
look
was
towards
the
Buytenhof
.
He
hoped
to
see
at
the
window
the
face
of
Rosa
,
brightening
up
again
.
But
the
coach
was
drawn
by
good
horses
,
who
soon
carried
Van
Baerle
away
from
among
the
shouts
which
the
rabble
roared
in
honour
of
the
most
magnanimous
Stadtholder
,
mixing
with
it
a
spice
of
abuse
against
the
brothers
De
Witt
and
the
godson
of
Cornelius
,
who
had
just
now
been
saved
from
death
.
This
reprieve
suggested
to
the
worthy
spectators
remarks
such
as
the
following
:
--
"
It
's
very
fortunate
that
we
used
such
speed
in
having
justice
done
to
that
great
villain
John
,
and
to
that
little
rogue
Cornelius
,
otherwise
his
Highness
might
have
snatched
them
from
us
,
just
as
he
has
done
this
fellow
.
"
Among
all
the
spectators
whom
Van
Baerle
's
execution
had
attracted
to
the
Buytenhof
,
and
whom
the
sudden
turn
of
affairs
had
disagreeably
surprised
,
undoubtedly
the
one
most
disappointed
was
a
certain
respectably
dressed
burgher
,
who
from
early
morning
had
made
such
a
good
use
of
his
feet
and
elbows
that
he
at
last
was
separated
from
the
scaffold
only
by
the
file
of
soldiers
which
surrounded
it
.
Many
had
shown
themselves
eager
to
see
the
perfidious
blood
of
the
guilty
Cornelius
flow
,
but
not
one
had
shown
such
a
keen
anxiety
as
the
individual
just
alluded
to
.
The
most
furious
had
come
to
the
Buytenhof
at
daybreak
,
to
secure
a
better
place
;
but
he
,
outdoing
even
them
,
had
passed
the
night
at
the
threshold
of
the
prison
,
from
whence
,
as
we
have
already
said
,
he
had
advanced
to
the
very
foremost
rank
,
unguibus
et
rostro
,
--
that
is
to
say
,
coaxing
some
,
and
kicking
the
others
.
And
when
the
executioner
had
conducted
the
prisoner
to
the
scaffold
,
the
burgher
,
who
had
mounted
on
the
stone
of
the
pump
the
better
to
see
and
be
seen
,
made
to
the
executioner
a
sign
which
meant
,
--
"
It
's
a
bargain
,
is
n't
it
?
"
The
executioner
answered
by
another
sign
,
which
was
meant
to
say
,
--
