lt;1[Sands for a moment looking into

    ;1

    I  t.

    [So t of the poop.]

    And now

    I can put fear away as a queen should.

    lt;1[Ss on to turns towards

    Forgael.]gt;1

    Fool, fool! Alto my face

    You do not see my purpose. I shall have gone

    Before a ouch me.

    Forgael [folding ill;

    t you will,

    You cannot leap out of t.

    First Sailor. No need to drown, for, if you will pardon

    us

    And measure out a course and bring us home,

    ell put to death.

    Dectora. I promise it.

    First Sailor. to take his side.

    Aibric. I am on his side,

    Ill strike a blow for o give ime

    to cast his dreams away.

    lt;1[Aibric goes in front of Forgael h drawn sword. For-

    gael takes t;1

    First Sailor. No ot.

    lt;1[throw Aibric on one side. he falls and lies

    upon t to strike Forgael,gt;1

    lt;1o play tage begins to

    darken. tate in fear.]

    Second Sailor.gt;1  a sudden darkness over the

    moon.

    Dectora. Nine sh handles of rhinoceros horn

    to  strikes !

    First Sailor. I rike .

    lt;1[o Forgael ed.]

    [S t moon out

    of the sky,

    And carries it between us.

    Second Sailor. holy fire

    to burn us to trike.

    Dectora. Ill give a golden galley full of fruit,

    t he heady flavour of new wine,

    to  h.

    First Sailor. Ill do it.

    For all his spells will vanish