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"
But
no
;
and
it
is
much
better
so
.
Some
fine
day
Gryphus
will
commit
some
atrocity
.
I
am
losing
my
patience
,
since
I
have
lost
the
joy
and
company
of
Rosa
,
and
especially
since
I
have
lost
my
tulip
.
Undoubtedly
,
some
day
or
other
Gryphus
will
attack
me
in
a
manner
painful
to
my
self-respect
,
or
to
my
love
,
or
even
threaten
my
personal
safety
.
I
do
n't
know
how
it
is
,
but
since
my
imprisonment
I
feel
a
strange
and
almost
irresistible
pugnacity
.
Well
,
I
shall
get
at
the
throat
of
that
old
villain
,
and
strangle
him
.
"
Cornelius
at
these
words
stopped
for
a
moment
,
biting
his
lips
and
staring
out
before
him
;
then
,
eagerly
returning
to
an
idea
which
seemed
to
possess
a
strange
fascination
for
him
,
he
continued
,
--
"
Well
,
and
once
having
strangled
him
,
why
should
I
not
take
his
keys
from
him
,
why
not
go
down
the
stairs
as
if
I
had
done
the
most
virtuous
action
,
why
not
go
and
fetch
Rosa
from
her
room
,
why
not
tell
her
all
,
and
jump
from
her
window
into
the
Waal
?
I
am
expert
enough
as
a
swimmer
to
save
both
of
us
.
Rosa
,
--
but
,
oh
Heaven
,
Gryphus
is
her
father
!
Whatever
may
be
her
affection
for
me
,
she
will
never
approve
of
my
having
strangled
her
father
,
brutal
and
malicious
as
he
has
been
.
"
I
shall
have
to
enter
into
an
argument
with
her
;
and
in
the
midst
of
my
speech
some
wretched
turnkey
who
has
found
Gryphus
with
the
death-rattle
in
his
throat
,
or
perhaps
actually
dead
,
will
come
along
and
put
his
hand
on
my
shoulder
.
Then
I
shall
see
the
Buytenhof
again
,
and
the
gleam
of
that
infernal
sword
,
--
which
will
not
stop
half-way
a
second
time
,
but
will
make
acquaintance
with
the
nape
of
my
neck
.
"
It
will
not
do
,
Cornelius
,
my
fine
fellow
,
--
it
is
a
bad
plan
.
But
,
then
,
what
is
to
become
of
me
,
and
how
shall
I
find
Rosa
again
?
"
Such
were
the
cogitations
of
Cornelius
three
days
after
the
sad
scene
of
separation
from
Rosa
,
at
the
moment
when
we
find
him
standing
at
the
window
.
And
at
that
very
moment
Gryphus
entered
.
He
held
in
his
hand
a
huge
stick
,
his
eyes
glistening
with
spiteful
thoughts
,
a
malignant
smile
played
round
his
lips
,
and
the
whole
of
his
carriage
,
and
even
all
his
movements
,
betokened
bad
and
malicious
intentions
.
Cornelius
heard
him
enter
,
and
guessed
that
it
was
he
,
but
did
not
turn
round
,
as
he
knew
well
that
Rosa
was
not
coming
after
him
.
