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SCENE III. -- A room in WALCOT'S House. MARY WALCOT seated in an arm-chair. TITUBA with a mirror.
MARY. / Tell me another story, Tituba. / A drowsiness is stealing over me / Which is not sleep; for, though I close mine eyes, / I am awake, and in another world. / Dim faces of the dead and of the absent / Come floating up before me, -- floating, fading, / And disappearing.