CARDENOS. Certainly!--if it is magic----

CLEOFAS. It is magic, Cardenos, do not doubt it. This sorceress is

competing with me dishonestly. This is not all--she takes no pay from

the poor for her attention or her medicines. And will you believe me

when I tell you that she sends them away with their hands full of

gold?--We shall have to struggle now!--Our practise is being ruined.

CARDENOS. Your Honor may be reassured--they have an eye on her.

[An agent of the Inquisition, dressed in black, enters from the

street.]

THE AGENT. (Going to them) Lord Cardenos, His Eminence prays you to

come without delay, for urgent business.

CARDENOS. I shall come at once!--This, Master Cleofas, may have

something to do with your Mooress.

CLEOFAS. Good! Good!

[Cardenos and the man go into the street. They play a saraband in

the banquet hall.]

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