Urania My eyes are prettier than yours. We will see who succeeds best if we employ them at the same time! Hastings Oh, I am at the end of my patience listening to you both. Happily, I see my son-in-law coming. (To McNaughten) Are you bring the solicitor with you? (Enter McNaughten) McNaughten I've been looking for him for nearly an hour, in vain. I finally came to ask you to conduct me to him. Something irritating is always happening to me today. Hastings I am waiting for him. I believe he won't be late. McNaughten One, after running after me, like one of my most cherished and faithful friends, asked news of my health. Another, forcefully grabbed my hand, and wanted to lead me to a tavern for supper. Then, a third, stopping me in the street, forced me to pay a debt I know nothing about. All these people confound me to Hell! As if I knew them any better than Lucifer! Urania Traitor! Are you finished? In spite of your promised word, you intend to marry another? In spite of all your oaths, in spite of your first choice? McNaughten Ah, are we still at that? Urania You desert me, ingrate, faithless heart. You take pleasure in the cruel pain I suffer. You see me dying and giving in to my fate without shedding one single tear for my death. (collapsing on Jenny) McNaughten This woman is a torment; she must have been bewitched. Must I always have a fury attached to my steps? Jenny Can you see my lady expire in my arms? You, who once had so much tenderness for her? This poor innocent--does she deserve to have her love repaid by such cruelty? McNaughten Let her expire in your arms. Let the Devil take her, and you with her. Who cares! Already, for my peace and quiet, he might have done that. Urania (springing back to life) Perjurer! I will avenge myself for your breach of contract. I have your promise. There's your signature. I have proof of your imposture. McNaughten (to Hastings) She's crazier than it's possible to explain. Try, as soon as you can, to have her shut up. Hastings (reading the contract) But here's your name: McNaughten. Have you been with her in some way? She is my sister: maybe I can smooth things over. McNaughten Me! If I've ever seen those two cheats standing there before today. Pardon the harsh word, one of them is your sister. Never mind. I swear before you, that Satan--Lucifer-- Hastings I believe you without swearing. McNaughten This woman has vowed to make me insane. Spirit, demon, mischief making witch, woman or fury--whatever you are: I beg you, leave me alone. (Enter Torrington) Hastings Ah, Mr. Torrington, you come just in time, and we await you eagerly. Torrington I meet the company with pleasure, reunited on a joyful day in one place. I believe my presence won't displease. The future has great attractions. Your daughter was only lacking a husband--despite all her attractions, she was incomplete. But, now, behold the well made man love has given her. Now, she has nothing to desire.