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of savage and jeering animals�拭�

     The interval before the execution was like a violent dream。 He met his 

father�察  �he   would   not   look   at   him�察  �he   could   not   speak   to   him。   It   seemed 

there   was   no   living   creature   but   must   have   been   swift   to   recognise   that 

imminent        animosity�察     �but    the    hide    of    the   Justice´Clerk       remained 

impenetrable。   Had   my   lord   been   talkative�察  �the   truce   could   never   have 

subsisted�察�but he was by fortune in one of his humours of sour silence�察�and 

under   the   very   guns   of   his   broadside�察  �Archie   nursed   the   enthusiasm   of 

rebellion。 It seemed to him�察�from the top of his nineteen years' experience�察�

as if he were marked at birth to be the perpetrator of some signal action�察�to 

set back fallen Mercy�察�to overthrow the usurping devil that sat�察�horned and 

hoofed�察  �on   her   throne。   Seductive   Jacobin   figments�察  �which   he   had   often 

refuted at the Speculative�察�swam up in his mind and startled him as with 

voices�此  �and   he   seemed   to   himself   to   walk   accompanied   by   an   almost 

tangible presence of new beliefs and duties。 

     On the named morning he was at the place of execution。 He saw the 

fleering rabble�察�the flinching wretch produced。 He looked on for a while at 

a certain parody of devotion�察�which seemed to strip the wretch of his last 

claim to manhood。 Then followed the brutal instant of extinction�察�and the 

paltry dangling of   the remains   like  a  broken jumping´jack。  He  had been 

prepared for something terrible�察�not for this tragic meanness。 He stood a 



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moment       silent�察 �and   then   ´  ;I  denounce     this  God´defying      murder�察─    �he 

shouted�察�and his father�察�if he must have disclaimed the sentiment�察 �might 

have owned the stentorian voice with which it was uttered。 

     Frank     Innes   dragged     him   from    the  spot。   The   two    handsome      lads 

followed the same course of study and recreation�察�and felt a certain mutual 

attraction�察�founded mainly on good looks。 It had never gone deep�察�Frank 

was   by   nature   a   thin�察  �jeering   creature�察  �not   truly   susceptible   whether   of 

feeling    or  inspiring    friendship�察   �and   the  relation   between     the   pair  was 

altogether      on   the   outside�察  �a   thing   of   common       knowledge       and   the 

pleasantries that spring from a common acquaintance。 The more credit to 

Frank that he was appalled by Archie's outburst�察�and at least conceived the 

design of keeping him in sight�察�and�察�if possible�察�in hand�察�for the day。 But 

Archie�察�who had just defied ´ was it God or Satan�拭 � would not listen to 

the word of a college companion。 

     ;I will not go with you�察─�he said。 ;I do not desire your company�察�sir�察�I 

would be alone。; 

     ;Here�察�Weir�察  �man�察  �don't   be   absurd�察─  �said   Innes�察  �keeping   a   tight   hold 

upon his sleeve。 ;I will not let you go until I know what you mean to do 

with yourself�察�it's no use brandishing that staff。; For indeed at that moment 

Archie had made a sudden ´ perhaps a warlike ´ movement。 ;This has been 

the   most   insane   affair�察  �you   know   it   has。   You   know   very   well   that   I'm 

playing the good Samaritan。 All I wish is to keep you quiet。; 

     ;If quietness is what you wish�察�Mr。 Innes�察─�said Archie�察 �and you will 

promise to leave me entirely to myself�察�I will tell you so much�察�that I am 

going to walk in the country and admire the beauties of nature。; 

     ;Honour bright�拭─�asked Frank。 

     ;I am not in the habit of lying�察�Mr。 Innes�察─�retorted Archie。 ;I have the 

honour of wishing you good´day。; 

     ;You won't forget the Spec。�拭─�asked Innes。 

     ;The Spec。�拭─�said Archie。 ;O no�察�I won't forget the Spec。; 

     And the one young man carried his tortured spirit forth of the city and 

all   the   day   long�察  �by   one   road   and   another�察  �in   an   endless   pilgrimage   of 

misery�察  �while   the   other   hastened   smilingly  to   spread   the   news   of Weir's 

access of insanity�察�and to drum up for that night a full attendance at the 



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Speculative�察     �where     further   eccentric    developments      might    certainly    be 

looked for。 I doubt if Innes had the least belief in his prediction�察�I think it 

flowed rather from a wish to make the story as good and the scandal as 

great as possible�察�not from any ill´will to Archie ´ from the mere pleasure 

of   beholding   interested   faces。   But   for   all   that   his   words   were   prophetic。 

Archie did not forget the Spec。�察�he put in an appearance there at the due 

time�察�and�察�before the evening was over�察�had dealt a memorable shock to 

his companions。 It chanced he was the president of the night。 He sat in the 

same room where the Society still meets ´ only the portraits were not there�此�

the men who afterwards sat for them were then but beginning their career。 

The same lustre of many tapers shed its light over the meeting�察�the same 

chair�察  �perhaps�察  �supported   him   that   so   many   of   us   have   sat   in   since。  At 

times he seemed to forget the business of the evening�察�but even in these 

periods he sat with   a   great air of energy  and   determination。 At times   he 

meddled   bitterly�察  �and   launched   with   defiance   those   fines   which   are   the 

precious and rarely used artillery of the president。 He little thought�察�as he 

did   so�察  �how   he   resembled   his   father�察  �but   his   friends   remarked   upon   it�察�

chuckling。 So far�察�in his high place above his fellow´students�察�he seemed 

set beyond the possibility of any scandal�察�but his mind was made up ´ he 

was   determined   to   fulfil   the   sphere   of   his   offence。   He   signed   to   Innes 

��whom he had just fined�察�and who just impeached his ruling�� to succeed 

him in the chair�察�stepped down from the platform�察�and took his place by 

the chimney´piece�察�the shine of many wax tapers from above illuminating 

his pale face�察�the glow of the great red fire relieving from behind his slim 

figure。 He had to propose�察�as an amendment to the next subject in the case´ 

book�察 �Whether capital punishment be consistent with God's will or man's 

policy�拭─�

     A breath of embarrassment�察�of something like alarm�察�passed round the 

room�察�so daring did these words appear upon the lips of Hermiston's only 

son。   But   the   amendment   was   not   seconded�察  �the   previous   question   was 

promptly      moved     and   unanimously       voted�察  �and   the   momentary      scandal 

smuggled by。  Innes triumphed in the fulfilment   of his prophecy。  He   and 

Archie were now become the heroes of the night�察�but whereas every one 

crowded   about   Innes�察      �when    the   meeting    broke   up�察  �but  one   of   all  his 



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companions came to speak to Archie。 

     ;Weir�察 �man� �That   was   an   extraordinary  raid of   yours� ─  �observed   this 

courageous   member�察  �taking   him   confidentially   by   the   arm   as   they   went 

out。 

     ;I don't think it a raid�察─�said Archie grimly。 ;More like a war。 I saw that 

poor brute hanged this morning�察�and my gorge rises at it yet。; 

     ;Hut´tut�察─     �returned      his   companion�察      �and�察   �dropping      his   arm     like 

something hot�察�he sought the less tense society of others。 

     Archie found himself alone。 The last of the faithful ´ or was it only the 

boldest   of   the   curious�拭   �   had   fled。   He   watched   the   black   huddle   of   his 

fellow´students        draw     off   down     and    u

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