William Kirby,
The Golden Dog — Chapter XLIV
(1877)
“ I could fire the Chateau rather than be tracked out by La Corne and Philibert," said Cadet, sitting upright in his chair."What, burn the Chateau!" answered Bigot. "You are mad, Cadet! No; but it were well to kindle such a smoke about the eyes of La Corne and Philibert that they will need to rub them to ease their own pain instead of looking for poor Caroline.""How, Bigot? Will you challenge and fight them? That will not avert suspicion, but increase it," remarked Cadet."Well, you will see! A man will need as many eyes as Argus to discover our hands in this business." ”
