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SCENE II.
Changes to a Room in the House.Glanville, Isabella.
Glanville.
What dost thou say? Already is Sifroy
Arriv'd? Who saw him? When?
Isabella.
This moment, from
My window, by the glimmering of the moon,
I saw him pass.
Glanville.
He comes as I could wish.
His hot-brain'd fury well did I foresee
Would, on the wings of vengeance, swiftly urge
His homeward flight. But I am ready arm'd,
Rash fool! for thy destruction. And tho' long
Thou hast usurp'd my rights, thy death at last
Shall give me ample justice.
Isabella.
Ah, beware;
Nor seek his life with peril of thine own.
Glanville.
Trust me, my love, (tho' time too precious now
Will not permit t'unfold to thee my scheme)
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Secure, his hated life.—But see, he comes—
Retire.
[Exit Isabella. Enter Sifroy.
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