John. Are they not my friends, Sandford?
Sandford. Your friends! Lord help you, they your friends! They were no better than two Court spies set on to get the secret out of you. I have just discovered in time all their practices.
John. But I have told one of them.
Sandford. God forbid, God forbid!
John. How do you know them to be what you said they were?
Sandford. Good God!
John. Tell me, Sandford, my good Sandford, your master begs it of you.
Sandford. I cannot speak to you. [Goes out, John following him.]
Scene the Second. The forest.
This forest scene has been greatly altered. When Gray has said [page 188], "'Tis a brave youth," etc., there follows:—