Laura; speak for me.
L.He must shew the portrait.
(Coming forward to F.)
(Aside.) All’s lost unless I do it.
(To F.) Sir, give it to me.
Judgment hath gone against you. I can promise
No eye shall learn thy secret but the Countess.
To her ’tis due. So give her up the portrait.
(Aside to F.) I will exchange them.—
F. gives L. the portrait: which the spectators see her exchange for another. She turns, and, going to D., presents her with that.