Let Sir Thomas Lake be summoned to me immediately.

If he be at Theobalds, at Greenwich, or Windsor, let messengers be sent after him, praying him to use all possible dispatch in coming to me.

I cannot yet decide what I will do, but it shall be something terrible.

Oh, that I could once more confront the guilty pair! And I will do it--I will do it! Revenge will give me strength." "I cannot undertake to bring the Countess hither, my lady," said Sarah.
"But I may now venture to inform you that I am charged with a message from my dear lady to her cruel husband, with which I am persuaded he will comply, and come to her." "Lure him hither, and speedily, by any means you can, Sarah," rejoined Lady Lake.

"Before you go, help to raise me from my couch, and place me in that chair.