ESS CAt t an oratory eps leading up to it.

    At t a tapestried ing tory, and a great cs back

    against tre are the

    garden. CAt of tar in the

    oratory; ted lamp over tar. ALEEL enters.

    ALEEL. I o bid you leave tle and fly

    Out of these woods.

    CAt evil is there here?

    t is not everyhe sea?

    ALEEL. t me walk invisible.

    CAt is true w I have heard men say,

    t you  ot.

    ALEEL. I was asleep in my bed, and w

    My dream became a fire; and in the fire

    One walked and  his head.

    CAt one of the old gods walked so.

    ALEEL. It may be t he is angelical;

    And, lady, hese woods.

    And you must bring but your old foster?mother,

    And some fehe hills,

    Among t

    Of ers, till the evil days are done.

    For errible deating you,

    Some unimagined evil, some great darkness

    t fable  dreamt of, nor sun nor moon

    Scattered.

    CAt angelical.

    ALEEL. this house

    You are to leave rusty man,

    And bid er all t starve or wander

    here is food and house room.

    CAthLEEN. he bids me go

    al creatures but the swan

    Dabbles, and trees  our door,

    And talk among tling of the reeds,

    ed the foolish sun away

    itillness and pale tapers. No?no?no!

    I cannot. Alt weep

    Because t life  happy, and here

    I find no way, no end. Nor do I weep

    Because I o look upon your face,

    But t