Well, Otto, I was wrong; I have forsworn my sceptical philosophy; and I perceive your faults to be unpardonable.

You are unfit to be a Prince, unfit to be a husband.

And I give you my word, I would rather see a man capably doing evil than blundering about good.' Otto was still silent, in extreme dudgeon.
Presently the Doctor resumed: 'I will take the smaller matter first: your conduct to your wife.

You went, I hear, and had an explanation.

That may have been right or wrong; I know not; at least, you had stirred her temper.