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. Yes, I.

. For her?

. For her.

. That will do. Hush! [''She points in terror to Don Julian's door. Ernest releases Don Severo, who rises and moves backward. Teodora retreats and forms with Ernest a group in the background.'']

SCENE IX

. [Inside.] Let me go.

. [Inside.] No. You must not.

. It is they. Don't you hear them?

. [To Ernest.] Go.

. [To Ernest.] Avenged!

. I don't deny it. [''Enter Don Julian, pale and dying, leaning on Doña Mercedes' arm. Don Severo stations himself on the right, Ernest and Teodora remain in the background.'']

. Together! Where are they going? Who detains them here? Away with you, traitors. [Wants to rush at them, but strength fails him, and he staggers back.]

. [Hurrying to his assistance.] No, no.

. Severo, they deceived me—they lied to me—the miserable pair! [While he speaks Don Severo and Doña Mercedes lead him to the arm-chair.] There, look at them—both—she and Ernest! Why are they together? 88