| Art, now in its very birth in his heart and life, was to be garroted. |
| One spring night in 1874, while sleeping at a camp at Little Dry Creek, he was murdered — garroted with a piece of wire. |
| On returning that evening from the theatre he is garroted and robbed of all he has with him. |
| When two of the peasants dare to speak their minds about this state of unjust affairs in his presence, the ruthless prince orders them garroted. |
| The chevalier was thus overpowered, garroted and captured in less time than it has taken to write these words. |
| Him they carried to the town-council who returned him to the tribunal and garroted the coachman. |
