But being afterward condemned to death on a charge of treasonnot an unknown charge, as Walpole imagines, but a charge of having treasonably aided the escape of the Earl of Suffolkhe was then, as More says, examined about it in the Tower, having probably made a voluntary confession of guilt to ease his conscience before his execution.

Her black silhouette had a very infantine aspect, but she had discernment and wisdom enough to act on the strong hint of that memorable conversation, never again giving her husband the slightest ground for suspecting that she thought treasonably of his ideas in relation to the Magicodumbras and Zuzumotzis, or in the least relaxed her faith in his infallibility because Europe was not also convinced of it.

The monarchy had been treasonably overturned; the men of the Revolution of September were legislating in Madrid.

CHAPTER II The Fairies in the Castle The Rebellion of '45 came, and Ultor de Lacy was one of the few Irishmen implicated treasonably in that daring and romantic insurrection.