Their feast of peace was early for the times; There are more spirits abroad than have been laid Sieg. No, no; I have no children: never more Call me by that worst name of parent. Ida. (taking ULRIC's hand.) Who shall dare say this of Ulric? Sieg. Ida, beware! there 's blood upon that hand. Ida. (stooping to kiss it.) I'd kiss it off, though it were Sieg. [Exit ULRIC. Oh, great God! [IDA falls senseless-JOSEPHINE stands speechless with horror. The wretch hath slain Them both! - My Josephine! we are now alone! For me! Now open wide, my sire, thy grave; Thy curse hath dug it deeper for thy son In mine! The race of Siegendorf is past! |