If it so please them: I am the State's servant. Sen. They would accord some time for your repose. Doge. I have no repose, that is, none which shall cause The loss of an hour's time unto the State. 41 Let them meet when they will, I shall be found Where I should be, and what I have been ever. [Exit Senator. The DOGE remains in silence. [Exit Attendant. The DOGE remains in silence as before. Command my time, when not commanded by Mar. I wished to speak to you of him. Mar. Doge. And your son. Proceed, my daughter! 51 Mar. I had obtained permission from "the Ten To attend my husband for a limited number Mar. "The Ten."-When we had reached "the Bridge of Sighs," 1 1. [The Bridge of Sighs was not built till the end of the sixteenth century. (Vide ante, Marino Faliero, act i. sc. 2, line 508, Poetical Works, 1901, iv. 363, note 2; see, too, Childe Harold, Canto IV. stanza i. line 1, et post, act iv. sc. 1, line 75.)] |