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The Princess of Bagdad

Act 1 — Scene IV.

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THE SAME PERSONS, JOHN.

John.

I beg your pardon, gentlemen, for having left you so long alone in my house, but I have been suddenly called away. I reckoned upon being back sooner. And....

(He draws his hand across his forehead.)

Godler.

You are suffering much?

John.

It is nothing.... A little fatigue, it is very warm.

Trévelé.

We are going away.

John.

However, it may be that I shall stand in need of two sure friends. Can I count upon you?

Trévelé (aside).

Nourvady was right.

Godler.

Certainly; we shall breakfast, Trévelé and I, to-morrow at 12 o'clock at the club. If you have anything to say to us.

John.

Thank you. Till to-morrow then.

Godler (aside, as he goes out).

Poor fellow.

Trévelé (aside, as he goes out).

The weather is getting stormy, as the sailors say.

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