Margaret. Can I see him to-night?
Sandford. I think ye had better stay till the morning: he will be more calm.
Margaret. You say he gets no sleep?
Sandford. He hath not slept since Sir Walter died. I have sat up with him these two nights. Francis takes my place to-night—O! Mistress Margaret, are not the witch's words come true—"All that we feared and worse"? Go in and change your garments, you have travelled hard and want rest.
Margaret. I will go to bed. You will promise I shall see him in the morning.
Sandford. You will sleep in your old chamber?
Margaret. The Tapestry room: yes. Pray get me a light. A good night to us all.
Sandford. Amen, say I. [They go in.]
Scene. The Servants' Hall.
Daniel, Peter and Robert.