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Enter Barabas, reading a letter.51
Barabas: / What, Abigail become a nun again! / False and unkind; what, hast thou lost thy father? / And all unknown, and unconstrained of me, / Art thou again got to the nunnery? / Now here she writes, and wills me to repent. / Repentance! Spurca! what pretendeth52 this? / I fear she knows -- 'tis so -- of my device / In Don Mathias' and Lodovico's deaths: / If so, 'tis time that it be seen into: / For she that varies from me in belief / Gives great presumption that she loves me not; / Or loving, doth dislike of something done.