Arthur Conan Doyle,
The Refugees — Chapter XXXVIII
(1893)
“ The yells and screeches of the savages came up to them as though all the wolves of the forest were cooped up in the basement, but the stair was deserted save for the seven motionless figures."They will not try to rush us again," said Du Lhut with confidence. "We have taught them too severe a lesson." ”
