OSWALD--I said you _spoke_ as those that hunt--

FATHER BENEDICT-- By that

Meaning that I should tarre them on him.

OSWALD--(_With a puzzled look._) On

Me?

ABBOT--How did you come to say it, Oswald?

OSWALD--I grew up, Father, in a forest where

Men used to hunt, and I have often sat

In winter round their fires and heard them tell

Tales of the chase. And so when Father spoke

Of a chase my mind went back--

ABBOT-- Did you say this

After he told you of the hunter's dream?

OSWALD--Dream?

FATHER BENEDICT--_I_ told? I did not tell him.

(_Instantly the Abbot frowns silence at the

Priest._)

Speak out.

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