_Ord. (returning and aloud)._ Plucked in the moonlight from a ruin'd abbey-- Those only, which the pale rays visited! O the unintelligible power of weeds, Remorse. [215] Who] Hath Remorse. [216] _Ord._ With you, then, I am to speak. [_Haughtily waving his hand to ZULIMEZ._ And mark you, alone. [_Exit ZULIMEZ._ Remorse. [224] No, no!] O no! Remorse. [225] fits] suits Remorse. [Before 226] _Ord. (aside)._ O what a, &c. Remorse. [228] Yet still a fool! [_Looks round the cottage._ You are poor! Remorse. [230-3] The Inquisition, too--You comprehend me? You are poor, in peril. I have wealth and power Remorse. [235] And for the boon I ask of you but this Remorse. [237] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [239] _Ord._ The slave begins to soften. [_aside._ You are my friend Remorse. [After 242] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [244] _Alv. (aside)._ Alas! &c. Remorse. [247] Have you no servants here, &c.? Remorse. [252] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [255-9] Insolent slave! how dar'dst thou-- [_Turns abruptly from ALVAR, and then to himself._ Why! What's this? 'Twas idiocy! I'll tie myself to an aspen, And wear a fool's cap-- _Alvar._ Fare thee well-- I pity thee, Ordonio, even to anguish. [_ALVAR is retiring._ _Ordonio._ Ho! [_Calling to ALVAR._ _Alvar._ Be brief, &c. Remorse. [267] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [268] Stage-direction om. Remorse. God] Heaven Remorse. [270] What, art thou mad? Why look'st thou upward so? Remorse. [272] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [278] Stage-direction om. Remorse. Well--and this lady! Pray, proceed my lord MS. III. erased. [282] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [Before and after 287] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [290] this] the Remorse. [296] Stage-direction om. Remorse. [297] _Ordonio._ We'll hazard no delay. Be it to-night, Remorse. [300-2] (For I have arranged it--music, altar, incense) All shall be ready. Here is this same picture, And here, what you will value more, a purse. Come early for your magic ceremonies. Remorse. [303] _Exit ORDONIO. ALVAR (alone, indignantly flings the purse away and gazes_, &c. Remorse. [305] Thee perjur'd, thee a traitress! Thee dishonour'd! Remorse. [Between 312 and 313:] Who spake pollution of thee! barter for life This farewell pledge, which with impassioned vow I had sworn that I would grasp--ev'n in my death-pang! Remorse. Affixed to 318-19 omitted. (_Ali re-enters_).