ROMIERO: A TRAGEDY.
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ROMIERO.
ZORADA.
Thou wilt not slay us both. Let one suffice.
Thou lovedst me once; I know thou lovest me now:
Shall blood so dear to thee be shed in vain?
Let it redeem my father!—I am faint,
Else I would kneel to thee.
(Endeavouring to kneel, but prevented and supported by Nurse and Beatrice.)
NURSE.
BEATRICE.
GUZMAN.
ROMIERO.
Confused and dismal. Words I comprehend not.
What have I done? Some dreadful thing, I fear.
It is delusion this! she is not slain:
Some horrible delusion.
ZORADA (aside to Sebastian).
He will not know and will not follow thee.