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Afar
in
the
silver
moon
.
Take
the
magic
spell
,
And
use
it
well
,
Or
its
power
will
vanish
soon
!
And
dropping
a
small
,
gilded
bottle
at
the
witch
’
s
feet
,
the
spirit
vanished
.
Another
chant
from
Hagar
produced
another
apparition
,
not
a
lovely
one
,
for
with
a
bang
an
ugly
black
imp
appeared
and
,
having
croaked
a
reply
,
tossed
a
dark
bottle
at
Hugo
and
disappeared
with
a
mocking
laugh
.
Having
warbled
his
thanks
and
put
the
potions
in
his
boots
,
Hugo
departed
,
and
Hagar
informed
the
audience
that
as
he
had
killed
a
few
of
her
friends
in
times
past
,
she
had
cursed
him
,
and
intends
to
thwart
his
plans
,
and
be
revenged
on
him
.
Then
the
curtain
fell
,
and
the
audience
reposed
and
ate
candy
while
discussing
the
merits
of
the
play
.
A
good
deal
of
hammering
went
on
before
the
curtain
rose
again
,
but
when
it
became
evident
what
a
masterpiece
of
stage
carpentery
had
been
got
up
,
no
one
murmured
at
the
delay
.
It
was
truly
superb
.
A
tower
rose
to
the
ceiling
,
halfway
up
appeared
a
window
with
a
lamp
burning
in
it
,
and
behind
the
white
curtain
appeared
Zara
in
a
lovely
blue
and
silver
dress
,
waiting
for
Roderigo
.
He
came
in
gorgeous
array
,
with
plumed
cap
,
red
cloak
,
chestnut
lovelocks
,
a
guitar
,
and
the
boots
,
of
course
.
Kneeling
at
the
foot
of
the
tower
,
he
sang
a
serenade
in
melting
tones
.
Zara
replied
and
,
after
a
musical
dialogue
,
consented
to
fly
.
Then
came
the
grand
effect
of
the
play
.
Roderigo
produced
a
rope
ladder
,
with
five
steps
to
it
,
threw
up
one
end
,
and
invited
Zara
to
descend
.
Timidly
she
crept
from
her
lattice
,
put
her
hand
on
Roderigo
’
s
shoulder
,
and
was
about
to
leap
gracefully
down
when
"
Alas
!
Alas
for
Zara
!
"
she
forgot
her
train
.
It
caught
in
the
window
,
the
tower
tottered
,
leaned
forward
,
fell
with
a
crash
,
and
buried
the
unhappy
lovers
in
the
ruins
.
A
universal
shriek
arose
as
the
russet
boots
waved
wildly
from
the
wreck
and
a
golden
head
emerged
,
exclaiming
,
"
I
told
you
so
!
I
told
you
so
!
"
With
wonderful
presence
of
mind
,
Don
Pedro
,
the
cruel
sire
,
rushed
in
,
dragged
out
his
daughter
,
with
a
hasty
aside
.
.
.
"
Don
’
t
laugh
!
Act
as
if
it
was
all
right
!
"
and
,
ordering
Roderigo
up
,
banished
him
from
the
kingdom
with
wrath
and
scorn
.
Though
decidedly
shaken
by
the
fall
from
the
tower
upon
him
,
Roderigo
defied
the
old
gentleman
and
refused
to
stir
.
This
dauntless
example
fired
Zara
.
She
also
defied
her
sire
,
and
he
ordered
them
both
to
the
deepest
dungeons
of
the
castle
.
A
stout
little
retainer
came
in
with
chains
and
led
them
away
,
looking
very
much
frightened
and
evidently
forgetting
the
speech
he
ought
to
have
made
.
