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 One proof especially, if not transcendent, Yet tells most heavily against defendant: It has been clearly proved that after dinner To his and Lind's joint chamber he withdrew, And there displayed such singular demeanour As leaves no question—

[Sees a glimpse of and, who separate,  going to the background;  remains standing hidden by the summer-house.

Hold, we have the clue! Madam, one word!—Falk does not mean to go, Or if he does, he means it as a friend.

How, you believe then—?

What do you intend?

With the least possible delay I'll show That matters move precisely as you would. Merely a word in private—

Very good.

[They go together into the garden and are seen from time to time in lively conversation.