ysoprase,

    Or ce;

    And t and sense,

    Become one movement, energy, delight,

    Until thened moon is dead.

    [A number of Sailors entcr hurriedly.]

    First Sailor. Look t! a ship of spice!

    And  on her!

    Second Sailor. e  known

    But for the ambergris and sandalwood.

    First Sailor. NO; but opoponax and cinnamon.

    Forgael [taking tiller from Aibric]. the Ever-living have

    kept my bargain for me,

    And paid you on the nail.

    Aibric. take up t rope

    to make  while we are plundering her.

    First Sailor. there is a king and queen upon her deck,

    And whers.

    Aibric. Speak loheyll hear.

    First Sailor. t hear;

    too busy her. Look!

    ooped down and kissed he lips.

    Second Sailor.  er men

    aboard

    S be too sorry in the end.

    First Sailor. S; for these queens

    Care more about the kegs of silver and gold

    And t come to them in marriage,

    trong body and a ready hand.

    Second Sailor. tural but a robber,

    And t is ters about

    Upon its bandy legs.

    Aibric. Run at them now,

    And overpo asleep!

    [t.]

    lt;1[Voices and the

    ot be seen because of the sail.]

    A Voice. Armed men have come upon us! O I am slain!

    Another Voice. ake all below!

    Another Voice. hy have you broken our sleep?

    First Voice. Armed men have come upon us! O I am

    slain!

    Forgael [iller].