ONE OF THE MEN-AT-ARMS. It was himself----

JENS BIELKE (with a look at NILS LYKKE). He himself----?

NILS LYKKE. Hush!

LADY INGER (faintly, coming to herself). Ay, right; now I

remember it all.

JENS BIELKE (to the Men-at-Arms). Set down the corpse. It is

not Count Sture.

ONE OF THE MEN-AT-ARMS. Your pardon, Captain;--this ring that

he wore round his neck----

NILS LYKKE (seizes his arm). Be still!

LADY INGER (starts up). The ring? The ring?

(Rushes up and snatches the ring from him.)

Sten Sture's ring! (With a shriek.) Oh, Jesus Christ--my son!

(Throws herself down on the coffin.)

THE MEN-AT-ARMS. Her son?

JENS BIELKE (at the same time). Inger Gyldenlove's son?

NILS LYKKE. So it is.

JENS BIELKE. But why did you not tell me----?

BIORN (trying to raise her up). Help! help! My lady--what

ails you?

LADY INGER (in a faint voice, half raising herself). What ails

me? I lack but another coffin, and a grave beside my child.

(Sinks again, senseless on the coffin. NILS LYKKE goes hastily

out to the right. General consternation among the rest.)

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