CECCO: Pardon, I but----

CHARLES: Smirker!--Yet, was it so?

That night indeed?

CECCO: Sir, surely.

CHARLES: And the moon's

'Scutcheon hung stainless up the purple east?

CECCO: Half, sir; even as now.

CHARLES (_as to himself_): Since that hour's close

To this I have not stood in so much calm.

Still was he not in every vein of him,

And breath, a traitor? A Greek who--I'll not say it,

Since she is Greek I must forget the word

Sounds the diapason of perfidy.

CECCO: My lord thinks of the gentle Helena?

CHARLES: And if I do?

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