IENA. My little bark
Is yonder by the shore—but take me hence!
For I am worn and weak with wandering.

LEFROY. Come with me then.

Enter the PROPHET, who stalks gloomily across the stage—scowling at IENA and LEFROY as he passes out.

IENA. The Prophet! I am lost!

LEFROY. This monster here! But he is powerless now.
Fear him not, Iena! Tecumseh's wrath
Burns 'gainst him still—he dare not do thee hurt.

IENA. Must I endure for ever this fiend's hate?
He stabbed me with his eye—

[Swoons away.]

LEFROY. O, horrible! Let us but meet again, and I shall
send
His curst soul out of this accursed world!

[Exit LEFROY, carrying IENA.]

SCENE EIGHTH.—THE HIGHWAY THROUGH THE FOREST LEADING TO FORT DETROIT—THE FORT IN THE DISTANCE; CANNON AND GUNNERS AT THE GATE.