Bernard Capes, A Jay of Italy — Chapter 11 (1905)
“ Do we so treat what we love? I am not guilty of Bernardo's death, if that is what you mean.'He let her go, and retreated a step, glaring at her. Her blood ebbed and flowed as tranquilly as her low voice had stabbed.'This—to my face!' he gasped. Then he broke into furious laughter. 'Art well requited, if it is the truth. Love him! But, dead or alive, he will not love thee—that saint—a wife dishonoured.''O noble bull—thou king of beasts!' she murmured.'Why should I be generous?' he snarled. 'Have I reason to spare thee? Yet I will be generous, an thou art guiltless of this, Beatrice. ”
