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Rh her Lord more than his earthly glory—to her who loves as greatly.

Lydia (Faintly.) To her who loves as greatly. (7. esitates, shows agitation, a distraught ea- pression on her face.) tis to save him that I do it—to save his life for—both of us. (furns to Mussencer.} Your great mis- tress bid you bring an answer back to her?

Messenger Without delay—my orders are.

. Lydia Have you no more to say? No further message? Do you bring only the token that you come from her?

Messenger She bid me say that you should feel per- fect confidence.

Lydia The word of Alexander——?