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THE

REVENGE.

ACT I. SCENE I.

Enter Zanga.

ZANGA.hether first Nature, or long want of PeaceHas wrought my Mind to this, I cannot tell;But Horrors now are not displeasing to me:I like this Rocking of the Battlements.Rage on, ye Winds, burst Clouds, and Waters roar!You bear a just Resemblance to my Fortune,And suit the gloomy Habit of my Soul.Enter Isabella.Who's there? My Love!
Isab.Why have you left my Bed?Your Absence more affrights me than the Storm.

Zan.

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