THE
PRINCESS OF BAGDAD,
A PLAY IN THREE ACTS,
BY
ALEXANDRE DUMAS, Jun.,
Of the "Académie Française."
(Translated from the French.)
Under the Sanction of the Author.
London:
MARCHANT SINGER & CO.,
Ingram Court, Fenchurch Street.
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1881.
N.B.—All rights reserved.
| ACT I. ACT II. ACT III. |
THE
PRINCESS OF BAGDAD.
ACT I.
A large and very elegant drawing-room, looking out on a garden.French window with balcony at the lower extremity to the right. Tothe left a conservatory. To the right a door opening into theapartment of Lionnette. To the left a door opening into theapartment of John.
Scene I.
RICHARD, The Footman; afterwards JOHN and LIONNETTE.
The Footman (to Richard, who waits sitting near a table, turning oversome papers.)
The Count de Hun is here.
John enters; the Footman goes out.
John.
I am quite at your service, Master Richard, but I regret that you haveinconvenienced yourself to come.
Richard.
Not at all; I live about two steps from here, and every evening, aftermy dinner, I take a short walk. Only, I am in a frock-coat, and you havefriends.
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