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=THE POST-SCRIPTUM=, by ÉMILE AUGIER. Of this one-act comedy Professor Brander Matthews writes: “ ... one of the brightest and most brilliant little one-act comedies in any language, and to be warmly recommended to American readers.” PRICE 25 CENTS.

=THE HOUSE OF FOURCHAMBAULT=, by ÉMILE AUGIER. One of the greatest of recent French family dramas. Although the play is serious in tone, it contains touches which entitle it to a position among the best comedies of manners of the times. PRICE 25 CENTS.

=THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF=, by MOLIÈRE. A famous farce by the greatest of French dramatists. Sganarelle has to be beaten before he will acknowledge that he is a doctor, which he is not. He then works apparently miraculous cures. The play is a sharp satire on the medical profession in the 17th Century. PRICE 25 CENTS.

=BRIGNOL AND HIS DAUGHTER=, by CAPUS. The first comedy in English of the most sprightly and satirical of present-day French dramatists. PRICE 25 CENTS.

=CHOOSING A CAREER=, by G. A. DE CAILLAVET. Written by one of the authors of “Love Watches.” A farce of mistaken identity, full of humorous situations and bright lines. PRICE 25 CENTS.

=FRENCH WITHOUT A MASTER=, by TRISTAN BERNARD. A clever farce by one of the most successful of French dramatists. It is concerned with the difficulties of a bogus-interpreter who does not know a word of French. PRICE 25 CENTS.

=PATER NOSTER=, a poetic play in one act, by FRANÇOIS COPPÉE. A pathetic incident of the time of the Paris Commune, in 1871. PRICE 25 CENTS.

=THE ROMANCERS=, a comedy in three acts, by EDMOND ROSTAND. New translation of this celebrated and charming little romantic play by the famous author of “Cyrano de Bergerac” and “Chantecler.” PRICE 25 CENTS.

=THE MERCHANT GENTLEMAN=, (Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme), by MOLIÈRE. New translation of one of Molière’s comic masterpieces, a play which is peculiarly well adapted to amateur production. PRICE 50 CENTS.

End of Project Gutenberg's A Christmas Tale: in One Act, by Maurice Bouchor