The truth shall burst forth at the sound of my voice.

I will find new accents to imbue the judges with my own conviction.

I will save him, and this shall be my last cause." "And if he should confess," said the count, "if he has already confessed ?" "Then, sir," replied Noel with a dark look, "I will render him the last service, which in such a misfortune I should ask of a brother, I will procure him the means of avoiding judgment." "That is well spoken, sir," said the count, "very well, my son!" And he held out his hand to Noel, who pressed it, bowing a respectful acknowledgment.

The advocate took a long breath.

At last he had found the way to this haughty noble's heart; he had conquered, he had pleased him.
"Let us return to yourself, sir," continued the count.