Reiss. If it be our will---
Clar. It must not be our will.
Reiss. Who is to oppose us?
Clar. The rules of the foundation itself; right and equity. The hospital, ad Sanctum Mauritium, is destined for the old and the sick; we must not displace them. No, I will carry on the suit against you as an unlawful heir.--
Reiss. Aye, thou good Lord in heaven! the will is so plain--
Clar. If I am cast, I will take Brunnig's children into my house, and then I will immediately engage in more business, employ more hands, and work hard to accomplish my design, with the aid of heaven.
Reiss. But your son, the deputy, approves of the children being sent to the hospital.
Clar. I do not approve of it.
Reiss. Your son is a sensible learned man, who most certainly knows--
Clar. And I have spent a good deal on him too.