9. How does Margeurite feel after passing along information about the Scarlet Pimpernel?

Marguerite feels some trepidation but also a guilty excitement about what was about to unfold in the room.

She wished she were in the supper-room, too, at this moment, watching him as he entered; she knew that her woman's penetration would at once recognise in the stranger's face—whoever he might be—that strong individuality which belongs to a leader of men—to a hero: to the mighty, high-soaring eagle, whose daring wings were becoming entangled in the ferret's trap.