Love and Intrigue (Act 3 Scene 6) Friedrich Schiller
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LOUISA and WORM.
WORM
(approaches her) Good evening, miss.
LOUISA
Heavens! who speaks! (Perceives him, and starts back in terror.) Ha! Dreadful! dreadful! I fear some dire misfortune is even now realizing the forebodings of my soul! (To WORM, with a look of disdain.) Do you seek the president? he is no longer here.
WORM
'Tis you I seek, miss!
LOUISA
I wonder, then, that you did not direct your steps towards the market-place.
WORM
What should I do there?
LOUISA
Release your betrothed from the pillory.
WORM
Louisa, you cherish some false suspicion——
LOUISA
(sharply interrupting him). What is your business with me?
WORM
(approaches her) Good evening, miss.
LOUISA
Heavens! who speaks! (Perceives him, and starts back in terror.) Ha! Dreadful! dreadful! I fear some dire misfortune is even now realizing the forebodings of my soul! (To WORM, with a look of disdain.) Do you seek the president? he is no longer here.
WORM
'Tis you I seek, miss!
LOUISA
I wonder, then, that you did not direct your steps towards the market-place.
WORM
What should I do there?
LOUISA
Release your betrothed from the pillory.
WORM
Louisa, you cherish some false suspicion——
LOUISA
(sharply interrupting him). What is your business with me?
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