Let them see me----

George.

_Marie!!_

Marie.

[_Rising_.] You are right. It was low in me. But he who originates

where I do, is low--so low----

George.

Don't think of it, Marie! Think of this house and all the love it has

given you!

Marie.

How quiet everything is--not a sound to be heard--as silent as the

grave----

George.

Then be content, for they have buried us together!

Marie.

If they only had----!

George.

And see the pale moon--how it throws its silvery rays over the

garden--and yonder is your manzanillo-tree.

Marie.

Yes, yes, do you see it?

George.

And its white, trembling leaves; see, see, each one seems alive--though

not a breath of air is stirring. Come, let us go to it.

Marie.

[_Cowering_.] No, no, I think it is time--we must----

George.

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