Lafitte, a play in prologue and four actsAct 3 — ACT III.Reading editionChapter navigation13 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…LAFITTECHARACTERSPLACE.TIME.PROLOGUE.ACT I.SCENE I. Six years later. L’Hotel des Exiles; New Orleans. A large, dark-paneled, low-ceilinged room. Enter Leon Duval and Pedro.SCENE II. Saloon of the American vessel. Laughter at rise of curtain. Mariana, Mother Augustus, the nuns, Father Poularde, lady and gentlemen passengers, discovered.ACT II.ACT III.SCENE I. Governor Claiborne’s mansion. Ball room just off the scene; music; guests in evening dress move about; enter Duval and legislators and politicians of Act I.; exeunt other guests.SCENE II. L’hotel des Exiles; the mask room. Enter Baptiste.ACT IV.Previous chapter ←Act 2 — ACT II.Next chapter →Act 3 — SCENE I. Governor Claiborne’s mansion. Ball room just off the scene; music; guests in evening dress move about; enter Duval and legislators and politicians of Act I.; exeunt other guests.All chapters and sections (13)Other sectionsLAFITTECHARACTERSPLACE.TIME.PROLOGUE.Act 1 · Acts1Act 1 · Scenes12Act 2 · Acts2Act 3 · Acts3Act 3 · Scenes12Act 4 · Acts4← ACT II.SCENE I. Governor Claiborne’s mansion. Ball room just off the scene; music; guests in evening dress move about; enter Duval and legislators and politicians of Act I.; exeunt other guests. →
