Enter Horatio and Marcellus" (Mr.Finch and Mr.Finch.) "Stand! Who's there ?" "Friends to this ground." "And liegemen to the Dane." (Madame Pratolungo begins to feel the elocutionary exposition of Shakespeare, where she always feels it, in her legs.

She tries to sit still on her chair.

Useless! She is suffering under the malady known to her by bitter experience of Mr.Finch, as the Hamlet-Fidgets.) Bernardo and Franciso, Horatio and Marcellus, converse--Boom-boom-boom.

"Enter Ghost of Hamlet's Father." Mr.Finch makes an awful pause.

In the supernatural silence, we can hear the baby sucking.