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Act
third
was
the
castle
hall
,
and
here
Hagar
appeared
,
having
come
to
free
the
lovers
and
finish
Hugo
.
She
hears
him
coming
and
hides
,
sees
him
put
the
potions
into
two
cups
of
wine
and
bid
the
timid
little
servant
,
"
Bear
them
to
the
captives
in
their
cells
,
and
tell
them
I
shall
come
anon
.
"
The
servant
takes
Hugo
aside
to
tell
him
something
,
and
Hagar
changes
the
cups
for
two
others
which
are
harmless
.
Ferdinando
,
the
‘
minion
’
,
carries
them
away
,
and
Hagar
puts
back
the
cup
which
holds
the
poison
meant
for
Roderigo
.
Hugo
,
getting
thirsty
after
a
long
warble
,
drinks
it
,
loses
his
wits
,
and
after
a
good
deal
of
clutching
and
stamping
,
falls
flat
and
dies
,
while
Hagar
informs
him
what
she
has
done
in
a
song
of
exquisite
power
and
melody
.
This
was
a
truly
thrilling
scene
,
though
some
persons
might
have
thought
that
the
sudden
tumbling
down
of
a
quantity
of
long
red
hair
rather
marred
the
effect
of
the
villain
’
s
death
.
He
was
called
before
the
curtain
,
and
with
great
propriety
appeared
,
leading
Hagar
,
whose
singing
was
considered
more
wonderful
than
all
the
rest
of
the
performance
put
together
.
Act
fourth
displayed
the
despairing
Roderigo
on
the
point
of
stabbing
himself
because
he
has
been
told
that
Zara
has
deserted
him
.
Just
as
the
dagger
is
at
his
heart
,
a
lovely
song
is
sung
under
his
window
,
informing
him
that
Zara
is
true
but
in
danger
,
and
he
can
save
her
if
he
will
.
A
key
is
thrown
in
,
which
unlocks
the
door
,
and
in
a
spasm
of
rapture
he
tears
off
his
chains
and
rushes
away
to
find
and
rescue
his
lady
love
.
Act
fifth
opened
with
a
stormy
scene
between
Zara
and
Don
Pedro
.
He
wishes
her
to
go
into
a
convent
,
but
she
won
’
t
hear
of
it
,
and
after
a
touching
appeal
,
is
about
to
faint
when
Roderigo
dashes
in
and
demands
her
hand
.
Don
Pedro
refuses
,
because
he
is
not
rich
.
They
shout
and
gesticulate
tremendously
but
cannot
agree
,
and
Rodrigo
is
about
to
bear
away
the
exhausted
Zara
,
when
the
timid
servant
enters
with
a
letter
and
a
bag
from
Hagar
,
who
has
mysteriously
disappeared
.
The
latter
informs
the
party
that
she
bequeaths
untold
wealth
to
the
young
pair
and
an
awful
doom
to
Don
Pedro
,
if
he
doesn
’
t
make
them
happy
.
The
bag
is
opened
,
and
several
quarts
of
tin
money
shower
down
upon
the
stage
till
it
is
quite
glorified
with
the
glitter
.
This
entirely
softens
the
stern
sire
.
He
consents
without
a
murmur
,
all
join
in
a
joyful
chorus
,
and
the
curtain
falls
upon
the
lovers
kneeling
to
receive
Don
Pedro
’
s
blessing
in
attitudes
of
the
most
romantic
grace
.
Tumultuous
applause
followed
but
received
an
unexpected
check
,
for
the
cot
bed
,
on
which
the
dress
circle
was
built
,
suddenly
shut
up
and
extinguished
the
enthusiastic
audience
.
Roderigo
and
Don
Pedro
flew
to
the
rescue
,
and
all
were
taken
out
unhurt
,
though
many
were
speechless
with
laughter
.
The
excitement
had
hardly
subsided
when
Hannah
appeared
,
with
"
Mrs
.
March
’
s
compliments
,
and
would
the
ladies
walk
down
to
supper
.
"
This
was
a
surprise
even
to
the
actors
,
and
when
they
saw
the
table
,
they
looked
at
one
another
in
rapturous
amazement
.
It
was
like
Marmee
to
get
up
a
little
treat
for
them
,
but
anything
so
fine
as
this
was
unheard
of
since
the
departed
days
of
plenty
.
There
was
ice
cream
,
actually
two
dishes
of
it
,
pink
and
white
,
and
cake
and
fruit
and
distracting
French
bonbons
and
,
in
the
middle
of
the
table
,
four
great
bouquets
of
hot
house
flowers
.
It
quite
took
their
breath
away
,
and
they
stared
first
at
the
table
and
then
at
their
mother
,
who
looked
as
if
she
enjoyed
it
immensely
.
"
Is
it
fairies
?
"
asked
Amy
.
