Rafael Sabatini,
The Sea-Hawk — Part II: Sakr-el-Bahr Chapter XI: The Truth
(1915)
“ Sakr-el-Bahr resumed, "something for which I have had you brought hither to-night."Not content with having delivered me to all this, not content with having branded me a murderer, destroyed my good name, filched my possessions and driven me into the very path of hell, you must further set about usurping my place in the false heart of this woman I once loved.""I hope," he went on reflectively, "that in your own poor way you love her, too, Lionel. Thus to the torment that awaits your body shall be added torment for your treacherous soul—such torture of mind as only the damned may know. ”
