in,

    Judge of tars, and find a course for us?

    First Sailor. Ive t of t. e must have Aibric

    h us,

    For ars as well as Forgael.

    [Going towards Aibric.]

    Become our captain, Aibric. I am resolved

    to make an end of Forgael while he sleeps.

    t a man but

    is over, nor one to grumble at us.

    Aibric. You aken pay and made your bargain for it.

    First Sailor.  good is this hard way of

    living,

    Unless we drain more flagons in a year

    And kiss more lips ting peaceable men

    In troop

    And take tains shing

    And bring us into populous seas again?

    Aibric. Be of your troop! Aibric be one of you

    And Forgael in ther scale! kill Forgael,

    And er from my childhood up!

    If you  s of its scabbard

    Ill give my answer.

    First Sailor. You have awakened him.

    [to Second Sailor.]

    ed better go, for his chance.

    [t.]

    Forgael. he birds passed us? I could hear your

    voice,

    But thers.

    Aibric. I hing pass.

    Forgael. Youre certain of it? I never wake from sleep

    But t I am afraid they may have passed,

    For ts. If I lost them

    Straying too far into th,

    Id never come upon the happiness

    t  seen them

    t t be many

    Dying at every moment in the world,

    And flying toheir peace.

    Aibric. Put by ts,

    And listen to me for a whe sailors

    Are plotting for your de