ACT TWO

_The same scene as Act I_.

[Marie, _seated, with some linen in her lap, at the sewing-machine,

looking dreamily out of the window_.]

Housekeeper Katie.

[_In door R_.]

May I come in, Miss Marie?

Marie.

Oh, is that you? Yes, come in!

Katie.

I see you are working on Miss Gertrude's wedding outfit. How beautiful,

fit for a princess. But what I wanted to ask you: Madame has given me

the menu for the wedding feast, and as to fish, it calls for carp. Now

you know I am economical, but carp--common carp----

Marie.

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