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SCENE I	A
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A part of the Forest	B
Enter CONRAD and AURANTHE	C
Auranthe Go no further not a step more thou art	D
A master plague in the midst of miseries	E
Go I fear thee I tremble every limb	F
Who never shook before There's moody death	C
In thy resolved looks Yes I could kneel	G
To pray thee far away Conrad go go	H
There yonder underneath the boughs I see	I
Our horses	J
Conrad Aye and the man	K
Auranthe Yes he is there	L
Go go no blood no blood go gentle Conrad	M
Conrad Farewell	N
Auranthe Farewell for this Heaven pardon you	O
Exit AURANTHE	C
Conrad If he survive one hour then may I die	A
In unimagined tortures or breathe through	O
A long life in the foulest sink of the world	P
He dies 'tis well she do not advertise	Q
The caitiff of the cold steel at his back	R
Exit CONRAD	M
Enter LUDOLPH and PAGE	S
Ludolph Miss'd the way boy say not that on your peril	T
Page Indeed indeed I cannot trace them further	U
Ludolph Must I stop here Here solitary die	A
Stifled beneath the thick oppressive shade	V
Of these dull boughs this oven of dark thickets	W
Silent without revenge pshaw bitter end	X
A bitter death a suffocating death	C
A gnawing silent deadly quiet death	C
Escaped fled vanish'd melted into air	L
She's gone I cannot clutch her no revenge	Y
A muffled death ensnar'd in horrid silence	Z
Suck'd to my grave amid a dreamy calm	A2
O where is that illustrious noise of war	B2
To smother up this sound of labouring breath	C
This rustle of the trees	E
AURANTHE shrieks at a distance	Z
Page My Lord a noise	C2
This way hark	D2
Ludolph Yes yes A hope A music	E2
A glorious clamour How I live again Exeunt	X
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SCENE II Another part of the Forest	X
Enter ALBERT wounded	X
Albert O for enough life to support me on	F2
To Otho's feet	X
Enter LUDOLPH	G2
Ludolph Thrice villainous stay there	L
Tell me where that detested woman is	H2
Or this is through thee	C
Albert My good Prince with me	C
The sword has done its worst not without worst	X
Done to another Conrad has it home	I2
I see you know it all	J2
Ludolph Where is his sister	U
AURANTHE rushes in	K2
Auranthe Albert	X
Ludolph Ha There there He is the paramour I	A
There hug him dying O thou innocence	Z
Shrine him and comfort him at his last gasp	L2
Kiss down his eyelids Was he not thy love	M2
Wilt thou forsake him at his latest hour	U
Keep fearful and aloof from his last gaze	N2
His most uneasy moments when cold death	C
Stands with the door ajar to let him in	K2
Albert O that that door with hollow slam would close	O2
Upon me sudden for I cannot meet	X
In all the unknown chambers of the dead	X
Such horrors	P2
Ludolph Auranthe what can he mean	Q2
What horrors Is it not a joyous time	R2
Am I not married to a paragon	F2
'Of personal beauty and untainted soul'	J2
A blushing fair eyed Purity A Sylph	S2
Whose snowy timid hand has never sin'd	X
Beyond a flower pluck'd white as itself	T2
Albert you do insult my Bride your Mistress	U2
To talk of horrors on our wedding night	X
Albert Alas poor Prince I would you knew my heart	X
'Tis not so guilty	X
Ludolph Hear you he pleads not guilty	X
You are not or if so what matters it	X
You have escap'd me free as the dusk air	L
Hid in the forest safe from my revenge	Y
I cannot catch you You should laugh at me	X
Poor cheated Ludolph make the forest hiss	V2
With jeers at me You tremble faint at once	Z
You will come to again O Cockatrice	Z
I have you Whither wander those fair eyes	Z
To entice the Devil to your help that he	X
May change you to a Spider so to crawl	J2
Into some cranny to escape my wrath	C
Albert Sometimes the counsel of a dying man	K
Doth operate quietly when his breath is gone	W2
Disjoin those hands part part do not destroy	X2
Each other forget her our miseries	Z
Are equal shar'd and mercy is	Z
Ludolph A boon	Y2
When one can compass it Auranthe try	A
Your oratory your breath is not so hitch'd	X
Aye stare for help	Z2
ALBERT groans and dies	Z
There goes a spotted soul	J2
Howling in vain along the hollow night	X
Hear him he calls you Sweet Auranthe come	A3
Auranthe Kill me	X
Ludolph No What upon our Marriage night	X
The earth would shudder at so foul a deed	X
A fair Bride a sweet Bride an innocent Bride	X
No we must revel it as 'tis in use	Z
In times of delicate brilliant ceremony	X
Come let me lead you to our halls again	B3
Nay linger not make no resistance sweet	X
Will you Ah wretch thou canst not for I have	C3
The strength of twenty lions 'gainst a lamb	D3
Now one adieu for Albert come away	E3
Exeunt	X
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SCENE III An inner Court of the Castle	J2
Enter SIGIFRED GONFRED and THEODORE meeting	F3
Theodore Was ever such a night	X
Sigifred What horrors more	B2
Things unbeliev'd one hour so strange they are	G3
The next hour stamps with credit	X
Theodore Your last news	Z
Gonfred After the Page's story of the death	C
Of Albert and Duke Conrad	X
Sigifred And the return	H3
Of Ludolph with the Princess	Z
Gonfred No more save	I3
Prince Gersa's freeing Abbot Ethelbert	X
And the sweet lady fair Erminia	J3
From prison	K3
Theodore Where are they now hast yet heard	X
Gonfred With the sad Emperor they are closeted	X
I saw the three pass slowly up the stairs	Z
The lady weeping the old Abbot cowl'd	X
Sigifred What next	X
Thedore I ache to think on't	X
Gonfred Tis with fate	X
Theodore One while these proud towers are hush'd as death	C
Gonfred The next our poor Prince fills the arched rooms	Z
With ghastly ravings	Z
Sigifred I do fear his brain	L3
Gonfred I will see more Bear you so stout a heart	X
Exeunt into the Castle	J2
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SCENE IV A Cabinet opening towards a Terrace	Z
OTHO ERMINIA ETHELBERT and a Physician discovered	X
Otho O my poor Boy my Son my Son My Ludolph	G2
Have ye no comfort for me ye Physicians	Z
Of the weak Body and Soul	J2
Ethelbert Tis not the Medicine	K3
Either of heaven or earth can cure unless	Z
Fit time be chosen to administer	U
Otho A kind forbearance holy Abbot come	A3
Erminia here sit by me gentle Girl	J2
Give me thy hand hast thou forgiven me	X
Erminia Would I were with the saints to pray for you	O
Otho Why will ye keep me from my darling child	X
Physician Forgive me but he must not see thy face	Z
Otho Is then a father's countenance a Gorgon	K3
Hath it not comfort in it Would it not	X
Console my poor Boy cheer him heal his spirits	Z
Let me embrace him let me speak to him	F
I will who hinders me Who's Emperor	U
Physician You may not Sire 'twould overwhelm him quite	X
He is so full of grief and passionate wrath	C
Too heavy a sigh would kill him or do worse	Z
He must be sav'd by fine contrivances	Z
And most especially we must keep clear	M3
Out of his sight a Father whom he loves	Z
His heart is full it can contain no more	B2
And do its ruddy office	Z
Ethelbert Sage advice	Z
We must endeavour how to ease and slacken	K3
The tight wound energies of his despair	L
Not make them tenser	L
Otho Enough I hear I hear	L
Yet you were about to advise more I listen	K3
Ethelbert This learned doctor will agree with me	X
That not in the smallest point should he be thwarted	X
Or gainsaid by one word his very motions	Z
Nods becks and hints should be obey'd with care	L
Even on the moment so his troubled mind	X
May cure itself	T2
Physician There is no other means	Z
Otho Open the door let's hear if all is quiet	X
Physician Beseech you Sire forbear	L
Erminia Do do	O
Otho I command	X
Open it straight hush quiet my lost Boy	X2
My miserable Child	X
Ludolph indistinctly without Fill fill my goblet	X
Here's a health	C
Erminia O close the door	L
Otho Let let me hear his voice this cannot last	X
And fain would I catch up his dying words	Z
Though my own knell they be this cannot last	X
O let me catch his voice for lo I hear	L
This silence whisper me that he is dead	X
It is so Gersa	Z
Enter GERSA	Z
Physician Say how fares the prince	Z
Gersa More calm his features are less wild and flushed	X
Once he complain'd of weariness	Z
Physician Indeed	X
'Tis good 'tis good let him but fall asleep	N3
That saves him	F
Otho Gersa watch h	-