_Jos._ And not the worst, I hope. _Wer._ Hope! I make _sure_. But let us to our chamber. _Jos._ Yet one question-- What hast thou _done_? _Wer._ (_fiercely_). Left one thing _undone_, which Had made all well: let me not think of it! Away! _Jos._ Alas that I should doubt of thee! 750 [_Exeunt_. ACT II. SCENE I.--_A Hall in the same Palace_. _Enter_ IDENSTEIN _and Others_. _Iden._ Fine doings! goodly doings! honest doings! A Baron pillaged in a Prince's palace! Where, till this hour, such a sin ne'er was heard of. _Fritz_. It hardly could, unless the rats despoiled The mice of a few shreds of tapestry. _Iden._ Oh! that I e'er should live to see this day! The honour of our city's gone for ever. _Fritz_. Well, but now to discover the delinquent: The Baron is determined not to lose This sum without a search. _Iden._ And so am I. 10 _Fritz_. But whom do you suspect? _Iden._ Suspect! all people Without--within--above--below--Heaven help me! _Fritz_. Is there no other entrance to the chamber? _Iden._ None whatsoever. _Fritz_. Are you sure of that? _Iden._ Certain. I have lived and served here since my birth, And if there were such, must have heard of such, Or seen it. _Fritz_. Then it must be some one who Had access to the antechamber. _Iden._ Doubtless. _Fritz_. The man called _Werner's_ poor! _Iden._ Poor as a miser[171]. But lodged so far off, in the other wing, 20 By which there's no communication with The baron's chamber, that it can't be he. Besides, I bade him "good night" in the hall, Almost a mile off, and which only leads To his own apartment, about the same time When this burglarious, larcenous felony Appears to have been committed. _Fritz_. There's another, The stranger---- _Iden._ The Hungarian? _Fritz_. He who helped To fish the baron from the Oder. _Iden._ Not Unlikely. But, hold--might it not have been 30 One of the suite? _Fritz_. How? _We_, sir!