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. What do you mean? I do not understand.

. Do I myself know rightly what I mean? Adieu, adieu. I cannot bear to grieve you.

. [To Don Lorenzo.] Alas, if 'twere possible for you to take counsel with your heart, and silence the prompting of thought.

. [To Edward.] Do not vex him. Come with me—if you thwart him maybe 'twill force his hate.

. Poor child!—she also is struggling—but she will conquer. She is not my daughter for nothing.

. What sinister vision is it that frights my gaze? Those men? Oh, father, do not enter there.

. Come, Inés, come.

. [To her father.] No, no. I beseech you, father.

. [Going towards her.] Inés!

. Those men—there—look! [''Points to closet. Don Lorenzo stands and follows her eyes. At that moment the keepers, hearing her cry, lift the curtain and show themselves.'']

. [Leading Inés away.] At last!

SCENE IX

Don Lorenzo, Braulio and Benito. [Pause.]

. Who can they be? Enter, pray. [The keepers advance timidly, and speak abruptly.]

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