Category: Humour
_A drawing-room, with a large entrance at the back, opening upon another room. Entrances up and down stage. To the left, between the two doors, a piano. Right, an entrance down-stage; farther up, a large alcove with a glazed door leading into the garden, left; a table, on eith...
_A drawing-room, with a large entrance at the back, opening upon another room. Entrances up and down stage. To the left, between the two doors, a piano. Right, an entrance down-...
2. ACT IISAINT-RÉAULT. And make no mistake about it! Profound as these legends may appear because of their baffling exoticism, they are merely—my illustrious father wrote in 1834—element...
3. ACT IIISCENE: _A large conservatory lighted by gas. A tiny fountain playing in the center of a basin; furniture, chairs, clumps of shrubbery; large plants behind which one might easily...
4. letter I don’t know what happened to me—then I understood how deep myfeelings were—yes, I love you, my dear child, my divine creature! More than I ever imagined I did! And I want you to know—(_Tenderly_)—don’t you feel that I love you deeply, dea...