There was pride in the very air with which his horse bore him.
I did not need to ask Pavannes who he was.

I KNEW that he was the Duke of Guise, and that the house before which he stood was Coligny's.

I knew what was being done there.

And in the same moment I sickened with horror and rage.

I had a vision of grey hairs and blood and fury scarcely human, And I rebelled.