Her father exerts himself to soothe her by beautiful phraseology.  By and by she grows calmer; and, Ivanna being about to meet her lover Feodor, by moonlight in a grove at the end of a vale, it is settled by Demetrius, for reasons, that Sophia shall accompany her.  On their arrival at the spot, Sophia conceals herself; and Ivanna, whose father, the Kapidan-Ispraffnik, knowing all how and about the Czar's life and adventures, has been imprisoned for denouncing him as an imposter, details to her lover the entire history, to which he listens with surprise and horror. (Dublin Univ.)