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THE ROBBERS.

ACT IV.

SCENE, A Gallery in the Castle of Moor.

Charles de Moor in disguise, under the name of Count de Braund, and Amelia looking at a picture in the apartment,—the habit of a nun lying on the table.

Moor.

(With emotion.) He was a most excellent man!

Amelia.

You appear, Sir, to take a great interest in that picture.

Moor.

(Still looking earnestly at the picture.) A most excellent—a most worthy man!—And is he now no more?

Amelia.

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