ter Monks and Inquisitors._]

_First Inquisitor._ My lord, you called.

_Ebremar._ Not I. This maid is dead.

_First Monk._ From poison, for you cannot trust these Moors.
You're pale, my lord.

_First Inquisitor._ [_aside_] His lips are quivering.
The flame that shone within his eyes but now
Has flickered and gone out.

_Ebremar._ I am not well.
'Twill pass. I'll see the other prisoners now,
And importune their souls to penitence,
So they escape from hell. But pardon me.
Your hood is threadbare--see that it be changed
Before we take our seats above the crowd.

_First Monk._ I always said you could not trust these Moors.

[_They go._]

W. B. YEATS.

Printed by
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DUBLIN.

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

Page 5: "my friend," amended to "my friend."

Page 6: "First Inqusitor" amended to "First Inquisitor"

Page 10: "kn ewa" amended to "knew a"

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