New Century Speaker and Writer: Being a Standard Work on Composition and Oratory
SCENE V.
Cinderella and the Prince, arm in arm, prepare to leave the stage, followed by the sisters.
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The scene is a parlor.—In the foreground are two young girls, one of whom holds a miniature out to the other, who puts it aside, with an expression of angry contempt. The first girl is laughing heartily, and pointing her finger at the second, as if teasing her about the picture.
Peeping out from behind a window-curtain is a young man, who, with an expression of perfect rage, is shaking his fist at the ladies.