CHARLES: "Must," say you, "must," yet stand----

HAEMON: Then shall he rest--lie easy down and rest In treachery?

CHARLES: He----?

HAEMON: Yes.

CHARLES: You mean----?

HAEMON: Yes!--yes!

CHARLES: Antonio?

HAEMON: Is it not open?

CHARLES (_confusedly_): No:

Glooms start around me, glooms that seethe and cling.

HAEMON: This maid who called, did she come idly here?

You stir? you rouse?

CHARLES: A coldness runs in me.

HAEMON: And have not I come strangely on the hour!

CHARLES: It 'gins to burn!

HAEMON: Not entered a strange way?

CHARLES: You pause and ever pause upon my patience.

'Twill heave unbearably!

HAEMON: Then hear me, hear!--

Senseless against a bank I found a boy,

Hurled by some ruthless hoof. Near him this key

And writing----

CHARLES: Tell it!

HAEMON: That avows, mid lines

Clandestine of purport, Antonio

And Helena, under these shades at twelve----

CHARLES: You bring on me a furious desolation.

But Fulvia, ah, she----

HAEMON: Not there is trust!

She is aware and aids in his deceit.

This writing says it of her.

CHARLES: Fulvia? No!

No, no!--Though she had sudden whispers for him!

A lie--Yet fast belief fixes its fangs

On me and will not loose me--for against

My hope she set a coldness and a doubt!

O woman woven through all fibres of me!

(_Starting up._) But he----!

HAEMON: Ah then, it runs in you, the rush

And pang that answer mine?

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